Month-long strikes in France reach decisive week
By G. Dunkel January 8, 2020 January 5 marks the 32nd day of a strike involving hundreds of thousands of French workers [...]
Labor solidarity
Plant closings, poverty and overdose deaths
By Martha Grevatt January 6, 2020 This gigantic auto assembly plant, once a state-of-the-art facility, opened in 1966 with [...]
Union busting? It’s a crime!
December 30, 2019 The corporate media constantly tell us that the United States is a great democracy because of its “free [...]
French unions want retirement ‘reform’ scrapped
By G. Dunkel December 30, 2019 A dancing picket line, Paris, Dec. 24 It was a tough holiday for transportation strikers in [...]
After millions strike Nov. 21, Colombian people stay in the streets
By Martha Grevatt December 28, 2019 A powerful strike rocked Colombia on Nov. 21, with millions participating across the [...]
The British elections and the defeat of the Labour Party
By Larry Holmes December 23, 2019 This is a slightly edited talk from a Dec. 19 political forum in New York City. I thought [...]
Workers’ militant resistance in France confronts gov’t intransigence
By G. Dunkel December 18, 2019 Dec. 16 — The general strike in France has lasted 12 days as of today. Transportation is [...]
UAW at the crossroads
By Martha Grevatt December 12, 2019 The United Auto Workers is in a serious crisis — perhaps the biggest in its 84-year [...]
Graduate student workers on strike at Harvard
By Phebe Eckfeldt December 11, 2019 Cambridge, Mass. On Dec. 3, 4,000 graduate student workers went on strike at Harvard [...]
Hotel workers win again in Boston
By Phebe Eckfeldt December 10, 2019 Boston: On Nov. 22, strikers at the Battery Wharf Hotel voted 100 percent to approve a [...]
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