Marianne Garneau interviews Peter Cole, author of Ben Fletcher: The Life and Times of a Black Wobbly, now out in its second edition from PM Press.
G DeJunz explains that while the 1912 Bread and Roses strike is often described as spontaneous, it was in fact made possible by more than a decade of organizing and strike action
A street canvasser reflects on a successful NLRB election at Grassroots Campaigns Inc. in Seattle, before the company shuttered the office in retaliation for the union effort
A restaurant worker reflects on using direct action versus legal strategies for fighting the employer, drawing on his experience organizing at a vegan restaurant in Montreal.
These baristas learned the hard way that employers sometimes grant recognition but stonewall workers at the bargaining table — even on changes that would help the business.
The Industrial Workers of the World Freelance Journalists Union is one year old. A member-organizer describes the campaign.
Marianne Garneau describes the volatility of organizing campaigns that revolve around a single, big personality.
Nick Driedger talks about what is at stake when one union tries to “raid” another.
Marianne Garneau sits down with three members of a union in Montreal organizing freelance workers such as translators and journalists.