Nick Driedger talks about what is at stake when one union tries to “raid” another.
A union of students and staff at Evergreen College appears to have won its first campaign.
Marianne Garneau sits down with three members of a union in Montreal organizing freelance workers such as translators and journalists.
Marianne Garneau digs into the three-way fight at CUNY between adjunct faculty, university administration, and the union.
Roger Williams, an education worker, talks about building social relationships with coworkers, to lay the foundation for organizing.
Marianne Garneau reflects on the reliance on media tactics in the fight against Uber and Lyft, and the similarities to the Fight For Fifteen.
Marianne Garneau describes the limit effectiveness of strikes under the National Labor Relations Board system.
In the third episode of our podcast, host Rhiannon speaks to Katia Roscov, an early childhood educator, about reproductive labor, such as housework and child care. They note that sometimes it is paid and sometimes unpaid, but it always reflects a gender dynamic in society.
20 years ago this month, in April 1999, nurses in Saskatchewan engaged in a ten-day “wildcat” (illegal) strike. Around 8,000 members of the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) walked off the job, and refused to return even after being legislated back to work by an