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Taking on a Giant: Walmart Workers Organize for Massive Black Friday Strike

John Lasker November 19, 2012 John Lasker

Walmart employees are striking and protesting for the first time under an organized effort, and have called for a nationwide protest and walk-out this coming Black Friday.

Working for Change in Higher Education: The Abysmal State of Adjunct Teacher Pay

Jeff Nall November 19, 2012 Jeff Nall

The broader public is likely unaware of the unfair and even damaging teaching conditions adjunct or part-time professors are increasingly facing.

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Behind the Profit: How the US Government Facilitates Outsourcing Jobs Overseas

John Lasker August 16, 2012 John Lasker

With the US presidential election in sight, the outsourcing of American jobs overseas has become one of the hottest campaign issues. Both leading candidates are calling on corporate America to bring jobs back to US shores even though the outlook for more jobs to go overseas is as bleak as ever.

The Lives of Sacco and Vanzetti: A Book Review

Kristian Williams June 7, 2012 Kristian Williams

In 1927, Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, two Italian immigrants, were executed for a pair of murders connected with a payroll heist a few years earlier.

Coalition of Immokalee Workers: Transforming the Tomato Industry Supermarket by Supermarket

Andalusia Knoll May 3, 2012 Andalusia Knoll

One penny more! This has been the simple demand of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), an organization which for almost 20 years has been fighting for dignity and justice for migrant farmworkers in the tomato fields of South Florida.

Photo Essay: Thousands Rally in Vermont Capital for International Workers’ Day

Benjamin Dangl May 1, 2012 Benjamin Dangl

Approximately 2,000 people gathered in Montpelier, Vermont on May 1st for the Put People and the Planet First march and rally. The event took place alongside parallel gatherings held throughout the world to mark International Workers' Day. Here are some photos from the day's events.

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