The Promise and Peril of Organizing at Charter Schools Michelle Berger on the potential effects of teachers unions on charter schools.
November 27, 2023 News & Commentary Black Friday strikes took place around the world - Amazon workers in over 30 countries walk out; Four hundred Macy’s workers begin a three-day strike; Portland’s teachers union reaches a tentative deal
Expanding Our View of Bargaining for the Common Good Ian Kalil on the history and importance of bargaining for the common good.
Hollywood Unions Take on AI—and Win Marina Multhaup on the recent efforts of Hollywood unions to protect against the rise of AI.
November 13, 2023 News & Commentary Teachers unions in Massachusetts and Oregon are bargaining new contracts, with educators on both coasts continuing strikes after failed negotiations this weekend
Equal Protection Arguments for Workers’ Rights Michelle Berger on the efficacy of using the Equal Protection Clause to combat anti-worker laws.
Workers Are an Untapped Resource for Antitrust Enforcers Brian Callaci and Sandeep Vaheesan on the labor movement's potential to lead antitrust reform.
Unions Allege DeSantis Violated Their State Constitutional Rights Michelle Burger on Governor DeSantis' attack on public sector unions.
October 30, 2023 News & Commentary UAW reaches a tentative new contract with Stellantis; Undergraduate student workers at Harvard and University of Oregon voted to form a union.
October 16, 2023 News & Commentary Workers at Waffle House are pushing for a $25 hourly minimum wage; Canadian auto workers ratify a contract with General Motors; Private-sector doctors in Minnesota and Wisconsin vote to unionize.
