Bishop Barber: ‘Bowing is Not in Our DNA’
At a Capitol Hill rally, faith leaders called for a season of nonviolent moral dissent against Republican budget proposals that will deepen inequality.
Labor
At Wells Fargo, I Saw Firsthand How Excessive CEO Pay Harms Workers and Customers
Congress should use tax policy to rein in runaway CEO pay and encourage better business practices.
Worker Misclassification Is Costing Both Workers and States
All the obligations of a job for less pay and no protections.
Federal Workers Mobilize Against Musk’s and Trump’s ‘Corporate Coup’
Federal workers gathered in over 30 cities this week to protest the Trump administration's broadsides against public servants.
Expanding Union Density Must Be the Priority
Unions are more popular than ever and there are 60 million workers ready to join the labor movement. It's past time to organize them.
We’re fighting to become the first Amazon union in the South. Here’s our story.
An organizer of the independent campaign to unionize an Amazon warehouse in North Carolina shares his experience fighting against the e-commerce giant.
Garment Workers Are Uniting Like Never Before to Take On Nike
Despite public commitments, the company continues to exploit workers in the Global South as it reels in billions.
Leveraging Public Funding to Strengthen Worker Protections
A successful union drive at a bus manufacturing company demonstrates how employers listen to their workers much better when their public funding is on the line.
8 Ways States Can Fight Inequality and Build Worker Power
As a war on immigrants and the working class rages in Washington, state governments should use every tool at their disposal to advance a more equitable economy.