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AT&T made a very public push for an extension of its contract with CWA, but where it counts — at the bargaining table — the company refused to address workers’ real concerns about jobs and job security.

Three Women Who Changed Labor History

You probably think of spring break and St. Patrick’s Day when you think of March, but did you know it’s also Women’s History Month?

Women have played a vital role in the growth of the American labor movement.

Over the past few months, Ron Goldman has rubbed shoulders with the president, a couple of governors and countless grateful firefighters who consider him an honorary member of the fire service family.

New Era Cap Co.’s image as a responsible American employer continues to erode as management considers the union’s latest proposal for a fair contract. Local 14177 has been on strike at New Era’s Derby, N.Y., plant since July 13, 2001.

The collapse of Enron — at $63.4 billion the largest corporate bankruptcy in history — effectively wiped out the retirement savings of 20,000 employees who were invested in company stock, and fears of more Enrons have sent the stock market into a tailspin.