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The National Labor Relations Board’s resources have been stretched thin at a time when union organizing is surging.
“What gives me hope is something that seemed impossible in 2012 is now very possible,” Henry told Marketplace.
The approach is rare in the U.S., but common in other industrialized countries.
A Chipotle in Michigan and an REI in California are the latest to continue a trend defined by Starbucks.
Young, college-educated workers at individual retail establishments like Starbucks stores are driving many organizing efforts.
An online geographic tracker from Cornell shows there were dozens of strikes that didn’t make it into national headlines or government data.
The labor movement of the future moves beyond traditional collective bargaining, says former SEIU Local 26 President Javier Morillo.
What the history of union movements can teach us about worker power during the pandemic.
