105 years ago, there was a revolution in Russia. Led by V.I. Lenin, the Bolshevik Party played a huge role

facebook Twitter Like Gmail The Amazon Labor Union Victory, Lessons for All Workers By Ed Grystar April 18, 2022   Dissident Voice In one of the most remarkable labor organizing victories in decades, the Amazon workers in Staten Island voted to unionize with…

Activision Blizzard is ‘reviewing legal options regarding a potential appeal’

NEW YORK—On International Workers Day, hundreds of people and dozens of unions and radical organizations hit the streets of Manhattan to support workers in the fight against capitalist exploitation. This year’s May Day action was the largest in New York in…

  On International Workers Day members of the Communist Party and Young Communist League in New York City came out to support workers in the continued struggle against capitalist exploitation.

Starbucks employees in Portland are part of a burgeoning nationwide store-by-store union campaign led by young frontline workers.

A store in Anaheim, California becomes the latest to organize amid a national wave of dissent against the java giant.

WASHINGTON (PAI)—After two years of just collecting cash donations due to the coronavirus pandemic limiting personal contact, the Letter Carriers’ annual “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive roared back up to and on May 14, with NALC members picking up 35,658,590…

A number of veteran organizers and labor journalists are publishing books this year that will be of interest to Labor Notes readers. Many of them participated in a "Meet the Author" session at the

Workers at a Vancouver sheet metal shop have been on strike since late July, bolstered by a strike fund and solidarity from union members across trades.

OAKLAND, Calif.—At dawn Aug. 15, Kaiser Permanente mental health clinicians launched picket lines across northern California and the Central Valley, starting an open-ended strike to demand the nation’s largest nonprofit HMO add staff to provide its millions…

In this weekend’s news and commentary, workers at a Chipotle in Lansing, Michigan became the first to organize one of the chain’s 3,000 locations; U.S. Senator Bob Casey urged the Department of Labor to take action on the use of workplace surveillance technology…

Originally published at Jacobin. For months, 125,000 union railroad workers have been stuck at an impasse with their employers, who are united under the banner of the Association of American

On Labor Day we celebrate the American worker, even as we are being pressed to the breaking point by our “Survival of the Fittest” economy.