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Alabama prison strikers’ demands push for decarceration

Jared Ware
color photograph of a person in a crowd of protesters holding a red paper poster with black ink text reading "no more solitar

Unions offer graduate student workers a stronger platform to secure living wages and reasonable workloads

Sravya Tadepalli
a diverse group of college students stand in a loose semicircle outside in the sunlight

Vermont dairy farmers are calling on Hannaford Supermarkets to join the Milk with Dignity program

Alexandra Martinez
Vermont dairy farmers are calling on Hannaford Supermarkets to join the Milk with Dignity program

Unions need to better integrate temporary workers into policies and advocacy

Krystal Kavita Jagoo
teachers stand in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building holding white paper posters with black lettering reading "Strong u

Airport lounge workers across the country call for better working conditions and pay

Alexandra Martinez
people wearing winter jackets walk in an oval around columns outside San Fransciso International Airport. In the foreground,

How New York City fails to protect unlicensed vendors

Hafeezat Bishi
street vendors in yellow baseball caps hold large paper signs in different colors. one man in the background holds a yelllow

Immigrant workers want protections from deportation for reporting labor abuse

Alexandra Martinez
Immigrant workers want protections from deportation for reporting labor abuse

Sex workers face unique challenges when trying to unionize

Adrie Rose
sex workers wearing colorful outfits hold signs in support of sex workers, including "warning sluts passing"

How workers in Hollywood took on an industry giant and won

Frances Nguyen
workers wearing red shirts and long white pants hold a peach-colored banner with serif white text reading "boycott chateau ma

Putting a face to a movement: Trader Joe’s unionization

Helen Li
two Trader Joe's cashiers in bright blue T-shirts check out customers wearing leis

Outdoor workers and organizers in Miami are fighting for a countywide heat standard

Alexandra Martinez
Outdoor workers and organizers in Miami are fighting for a countywide heat standard

Railroad workers still have reservations about the tentative agreement—strike still possible

Alexandra Martinez
three railroad workers in orange vests and grey or blue pants walk between rail lines