Today, more than 3,000 teachers in Denver went on a historic strike against neoliberal education pay proposals that make teachers pay tied to a management created bonus structure. It’s the first strike in Denver since 1994. It comes 9 months after a week-long successful strike in Pueblo, Colorado

CLAIRTON, PENNSYLVANIA – While historic Green New Deal legislation was being introduced by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Senator Edward Markey (D-MA) 230 miles to the South in Washington, D.C, dozens of men dressed in matching orange jackets with metallic reflector strips and orange pants waited patiently to slowly cram

Greetings from the Burgh, where it feels good to be back home, but after paying the rent and Virginia travel costs, I am once again broke. It’s Payday, spare a few bucks for a labor reporter to buy a beer if you can. Vice Layoffs 250,  McClatchy Newspaper Lays

Writing for Guardian, Payday Senior Labor Reporter Mike Elk filed a dispatch from Richmond on a historic day for educators in the Commonwealth State: “I am ecstatic about today’s turnout especially because sometimes, we as teachers don’t always come out, we don’t always speak out, we don’