After teachers protest, New York City closes schools
By G. Dunkel March 27, 2020 New York On March 22, Education Week Magazine announced that 118,000 schools with 53.7 million [...]
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Texas health care workers report from inside the pandemic
March 26, 2020 The following are lightly edited testimonies about the health care system response to the coronavirus [...]
Workers resist unsafe conditions
By Martha Grevatt March 25, 2020 ll over the country, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, workers are fighting for and [...]
Rank-and-file autoworkers win fight for safety
By Martha Grevatt March 24, 2020 Working in an auto plant is a dangerous job. From slippery floors to toxic chemicals to [...]
Boston school bus drivers win emergency full pay during school closure
By Steve Gillis March 23, 2020 Gillis is the financial secretary of United Steelworkers Local 8751, the Boston School Bus [...]
Can workers in Spain stop EU limit on social spending for COVID-19 crisis?
By Ángeles Maestro March 17, 2020 Red Network, Madrid Ángeles Maestro is a public health doctor, a leader of the Red [...]
French anti-worker pension plan becomes law without a vote
By G. Dunkel March 12, 2020 Hundreds of thousands of people have been in the streets protesting for months. Transportation [...]
What the virus demands — workers need protection
By Deirdre Griswold March 12, 2020 As more and more people face potential infection by the COVID-19 virus, workers in the [...]
N.C. workers push Medicare for All, union rights
By Dante Strobino March 9, 2020 Durham, N.C. On the day before the March 3 “Super Tuesday” 2020 primary elections, [...]
Oakland teachers endorse days of action against U.S. sanctions
By Judy Greenspan March 6, 2020 The Oakland Education Association, part of the California Teachers Association/National [...]
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