Heerlen The only thing that really changes the prospects for workers joining unions is actual organizing, but the law can make the process harder, as we have seen for decades, or easier, as we always hope. We are about to see if unions rise to the challenge and seize the moment being offered by …
Category: NLRB
It’s Not Just Slow Walking that Kills Union Organizing
New Orleans It was only a matter of time before someone outside the labor movement pointed out what should have become all too obvious to union organizers and leadership for a while. In the exciting and inspiring victories of Amazon workers in Staten Island and Starbucks baristas in hundreds of locations around the …
NLRB in the Gun Sights
New Orleans When the progressive voice of the New York Times op-ed columns, Jamelle Bouie, ends his remarks on the aggressively hostile servitude of the US Supreme Court to capital and its antipathy to unions and working people, with the sentence, “If labor is ever going to get what it needs, it probably …