This week marked the 4th anniversary of my firing from Politico for union organizing in August of 2015. At the time, many said that I would never work again. Indeed, when Politico was negotiating my NLRB settlement in the summer of 2015 with my union, Politico’s lawyers at Littler

Today, ICE carried out what is believed to be the largest immigration raid in decades when they detained 680 workers at seven poultry plants in Morton, Mississippi.  The workers, many of them members of the United Food and Commercial Workers union (UFCW), were employed by a company called Koch Foods

For the last week, a group of non-union coal miners has been blockading a train full of over $1 million worth of coal from leaving Blackjewel’s Cloverlick mine in Harlan County, Kentucky. The workers were blockading the train because after Blackjewel declared bankruptcy in early July, the workers weren’

Originally Published at the American Prospect On Wednesday, a massive explosion and fire rocked ExxonMobil’s Baytown plant near Houston, one of the largest oil refineries in the country. The blast sent a gigantic plume of black smoke towering above the plant. Thirty-seven were injured and panic spread throughout the