As a PhD student and graduate employee at the University of Connecticut, Cera Fisher was on her way to a successful career. But she and her colleagues were having a hard time making ends meet.
Millennials Bring New Hope to Besieged Unions
Delta Tells Workers: We Talk, You Listen
When Delta’s cargo and ramp workers began to organize with the Machinists union, the airline posted an anti-union video on YouTube, Facebook, and other online media.
Janus Case: An Attack on All Workers
On Monday, February 26, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that will determine whether working Americans can join together to bargain for better pay, healthcare and retirement benefits, working conditions, and career opportunities.
Janus Case Targets Public Unions – and All Workers
This Monday (February 26), the U.S. Supreme Court will hear the arguments in Janus v. AFSCME, a case that would make it much more difficult for public-sector workers to bargain for better wages and working conditions.
Building Better Lives through Union Apprenticeship Programs
Working at a retail job she found “boring,” Lindsay Gustafson used to live from “paycheck to paycheck.” She worried that, “If anything ever happened to me, I would have been in major trouble.”
Young Workers Lead Unions’ Growth
At your next family get-together, youthful members of the “millennial” generation just might have something in common with their elders – union cards.
It Takes More than Tax Break$ to Save Jobs
Tax Breaks Don’t Save Jobs
