Library Admins Using Public Money

to Hire Union Busters By Emily Drabinski On any given day in Howard County, Maryland, teenagers play Dungeons & Dragons, adults practice English conversation skills, and toddlers and their caregivers play together, all in clean…


Where Have All the New Jobs Gone?

Commentary by John Miller The U.S. economy continues to grow, at least for now. But job creation has come to a near halt. That got the attention of Federal Reserve Board chair Jerome Powell. In…


Tech Workers Versus Enshittification

Now is the time for tech workers to get organized By Cory Doctorow The men who appeared on the dais behind President Trump at his inauguration were never good men. Take Tim Cook. Cook owes…


Gigs That Work For All

California pilot program offers new blueprint for workforce development By David Weil and Pronita Gupta For over a decade, academics and progressive policymakers have been fretting about the “future of work” and the “gigification” of…


Farmworkers Sue over Trump’s Low Wages

for Guest Workers By Tim Henderson A California union and a group of farmworkers from around the country are suing to stop new, lower-wage federal guidelines that save money for farmers but cut pay for…


A Fight for Workers’ Lives

From fields to kitchens, the fight against extreme heat Commentary by Chris Ramsaroop As temperatures shattered records across North America this summer, Jeremiah, a greenhouse worker in Ontario’s Seas­onal Agricultural Worker program, stepped inside a…



True Climate Justice Demands a Reckoning

with Colonialism By Nciko wa Nciko and Samrawit Gateneh The African Union declared 2025 to be the “Year of Justice for Africans and People of African Descent through Reparations”. The African Court on Human and…


The EU’s New Censorship Machine

By Thomas Fazi The EU loves talking about freedom. Just look at one of its recent press releases, launching something called the Euro­pean Democracy Shield, which promises to protect everything from “free people” to “free…