Museum Educator Sierra Schiano On the Structural Pressures Behind LACMA’s Union Vote She described long-standing issues—from understaffing to opaque decision-making—that gradually pushed them toward unionization. By Dan Duray
Mike Cavallaro On Building a Union (and a Community) at NYC’s School of Visual Arts "It boils down to 'United we stand, divided we fall.' And education and labor rights in this country cannot be allowed to fall." By Dan Duray
Sam Altman Says OpenAI Doesn’t Fully Understand How GPT Works Despite Rapid Progress "It does seem to me that the more we can understand what's happening in these models, the better," Altman said at an A.I. conference today. By Rachel Curry
Starbucks Workers Hold Their Longest Strike Yet as Frustrations Mount Over Bargaining By Courtney Vinopal
The Wall Street Journal Exploits the New York Times Strike by Offering its Site for Free Today By Rachyl Jones
Is Worker Solidarity Worth Breaking a Wordle Streak? Striking Journalists Are Asking For Sacrifice By Courtney Vinopal
Biden Urges Congress to Block Rail Workers From Striking Over Sick Days, Challenging His Pro-Union Stance By Courtney Vinopal
Workers at More than 100 Starbucks Stores Are Striking On “Red Cup Day,” a Major Holiday Sale By Courtney Vinopal
Strippers Voting to Unionize a North Hollywood Topless Bar Face an Election Setback By Courtney Vinopal
Workers at a Second Amazon Warehouse Voted Against Joining the Amazon Labor Union By Courtney Vinopal
A Century-Old Law Supported By Unions is Blamed for Holding Up Vital Supplies for Puerto Rico By Courtney Vinopal
Philadelphia Museum of Art Workers Are Striking For Better Healthcare and Salaries By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Starbucks Is Stepping Up Its Anti-Union Campaign With New Benefits For Non-Unionized Workers By Courtney Vinopal
Nearly 1,300 New York Times Employees Are Protesting Return-to-Office Policies by Staying Home By Courtney Vinopal
Why a Groundbreaking California Fast Food Worker Bill Could Transform US Labor Organizing By Courtney Vinopal
Baseball Has Spent Years Fighting Minor League Pay Raises, and Now It’s Facing a Union Drive By Courtney Vinopal
Journalists Are Fleeing the New York Daily News Under Its New Owner Alden Global Capital By Courtney Vinopal
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Says Chipotle Will Pay $20 Million to Workers After Allegedly Violating Labor Laws By Courtney Vinopal