Strike! Workers Demand Reform

The last few months have seen a wave of worker strikes and union drives across the country.

The last few months have seen a wave of worker strikes and union drives across the coun... more

Curated byAnna Oakes, Hark Editor

8 CLIPS38 MINS

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Striking Outside of Organized Labor

Caitlin Peter, media sociologist at Rutgers, makes the case for why organized labor should reach out to, and work with, disillusioned workers.

Jacobin Radio

5 MINS

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The State of Labor Organizing at Amazon

Labor journalist Alex Press discusses how Amazon labor organizers are adopting different tactics in an uphill battle.

Upstream

5 MINS

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Unionizing Starbucks in Seattle

The pandemic has led to a special set of difficulties at work – and employers haven’t always made things easier. Starbucks shift supervisor Alexis Rizzo and labor reporter Noam Scheiber explain.

Seattle Now

3 MINS

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Working to Unionize Strippers

Around the country, unionization efforts are extending to non-traditional sectors…like strip clubs. Stripper and activist AM Davies breaks down the problematic dynamics of the industry, and talks about her push to unionize strippers.

Why Won't You Date Me? with Nicole Byer

4 MINS

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Building Collective Driver Power at Uber

Yaseen Aslam, president of the British App Drivers and Couriers Union, discusses his ongoing lawsuit against Uber.

Building Collective Driver Power at Uber

Tech Won't Save Us

3 MINS

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Two-Tier Contracts & Worker Protests at John Deere

Labor journalist Jonah Furman explains what two-tier contracts mean for workers, and how union members at John Deere are fighting back.

Two-Tier Contracts & Worker Protests at John Deere

Krystal Kyle & Friends

5 MINS

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Why Nonprofit Workers Are Unionizing, Too

Tykee Janes, of the National Audubon Society, talks through employee efforts to unionize amid worsening labor conditions.

Why Nonprofit Workers Are Unionizing, Too

Always Be Birdin'

6 MINS

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It's Time to Go on the Offensive

The power of organized labor has been steadily chipped away since the 80s. Journalist Jonah Futman breaks down how unions can use this moment to come back stronger.

Krystal Kyle & Friends

3 MINS

Curated byAnna Oakes

8 CLIPS38 MINS

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Strike! Workers Demand Reform

Striking Outside of Organized Labor

Jacobin Radio

The State of Labor Organizing at Amazon

Upstream

Unionizing Starbucks in Seattle

Seattle Now

Working to Unionize Strippers

Why Won't You Date Me? with Nicole Byer

Building Collective Driver Power at Uber

Tech Won't Save Us

Two-Tier Contracts & Worker Protests at John Deere

Krystal Kyle & Friends

Why Nonprofit Workers Are Unionizing, Too

Always Be Birdin'

It's Time to Go on the Offensive

Krystal Kyle & Friends

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