Labor Politics
Eric Blanc, Chris BohnerAnalyses of union organizing and working-class politics
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If Trump Crushes Federal Workers, We’re All Next
[Republished from The Nation]
Federal Workers Can Defeat Musk’s Coup. Here’s How.
Who can stop Elon Musk? Even though it’s illegal for him to seize control of federal agency finances to slash the workforce, a Republican Congress is unlikely to assert its legally mandated prerogatives. Nor has any serious opposition emerg...
How Philly Whole Foods Workers Beat Bezos
Can labor sustain its forward momentum under Trump? The first big test came last Monday, when Whole Foods workers in Philadelphia voted on whether to unionize with the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW). Many in the labor movement we...
Trump’s Anti-Union Offensive and How We Stop It
Donald Trump is trying to shock and awe the workers’ movement (and everyone else) into submission. On the labor rights front, this took the form of a late Monday night firing of pro-union National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) officials, inc...
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Assistant Professor Rutgers Labor Studies; author "We Are the Union: How Worker-to-Worker Organizing is Revitalizing Labor and Winning Big" (January 2025) & "Red State Revolt"; Bernie 2020 national surrogate, EWOC, DSA
Research-tivist with stops at UNITE HERE, Culinary Workers 226, AFL-CIO, immigrant and worker centers, and the 50/50 Climate Project.
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