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ROB CALLAHAN: Why We Need Shop Stewards in Our Union
A healthy union is one in which people take an interest in governance, run for office, and engage fully in the democratic process. […]
Getting Organized
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GETTING ORGANIZED: A Surprise Amazon Victory Delivers New Era for Labor
“Hope is a discipline,” I heard a legendary voice declare not long ago. Yes, hope is a discipline. But might it also be a contagion? […]
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GETTING ORGANIZED: How the Pandemic Has Changed Our Union, and Us
The past two years have changed our union – and ourselves – in ways we never dreamed […]
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The Show Will Go On, and Labor Has a Role to Play
We have been spending a lot of time at home. […]
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Getting Organized: Yes, Shows Can Be Organized Even During a Global Pandemic
Like a lot of our members who have had employment during the pandemic, Editors Guild staff members have been working from home. […]
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GETTING ORGANIZED: 40 Years On, Memories Linger of PATCO Strike That Grounded Labor
Forty years ago, the air-traffic controllers’ strike sent labor’s fortunes plummeting. Are the skies about to get friendlier for workers? […]
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GETTING ORGANIZED: The Lessons of the Lost Union Drive at Amazon
What a Lost Union Drive Means for the Future of Labor Organizing […]
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Has the Labor Movement Turned the Page?
Can Biden Repair Trump’s Damage to Workers? […]
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Why Trump’s Labor Board is So Scared of Scabby the Rat
Five years ago, I began a relationship with an unlikely companion. […]
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Personal Effects: The Power of Peer-to-Peer Interaction
One of the social media companies competing for my ever-diminishing supply of attention sends me almost daily e-mails imploring me to log onto its site so that I can build an online simulacrum of my professional network. Those e-mails egg me on with a declarative catchphrase: “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” […]