While factories collapse and workers die, privileged bloggers call it progress.

In 1905, Upton Sinclair documented the horrors workers in America’s slaughterhouses and meatpacking plants were forced to deal with. In 2025, Donald Trump is making them worse.

Hating work and wanting to do less of it is one of the few things that unites nearly everybody across demographics. But right-wing labor policy is threatening to grind us all into dust.

Work is burdensome, and labor is exploitative. Life is what’s left over.

Professional wrestling embodies the tension between art and commerce, a tension inescapable in a monopolized industry under capitalism.

At the Democratic National Convention, union leaders took the spotlight. But will that actually translate into policy?

The labor organizer and writer is approaching the end of her life. She leaves behind vital organizing lessons that will reverberate over the next decades.

Service workers deserve a real livable wage. How is this even up for debate?