This week, 11 GM strikers were arrested at GM’s plant in Spring Hill, Tennessee for blocking a scab from entering the plant.  According to a video released by a fellow striker, the arrests appear to be “bullshit”. The story is a big deal in the press in Tennessee. Anti-union

WATCH: UAW Local 1005 Chairman Al Tiller on a union member's kid whose cancer treatment was cancelled cuz GM cut off their healthcare in retaliation for striking pic.twitter.com/cg5qTuFwu0 — Mike Elk (@MikeElk) September 18, 2019 CLEVELAND – Yesterday, General Motors made the unexpected decision to cut off

“I believe in this union” shouts 75 year old, African American Bishop Herman Dailey as he clutches a megaphone outside of GM’s Rochester Operation, where he worked for nearly 35 years. “When I came home from Vietnam, I didn’t have no job; I was homeless. The UAW stood

Payday is having a huge impact on national coverage of the GM strike. Today, the New York Times’ David Leonhardt in an op-ed entitled “Why I Am Rooting for the GM Strikers” cited our work (co-published with the American Prospect) on the GM strike and how union corruption sunk the