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How can big and open negotiations transform unions, win better and more enforceable contracts for workers, and clarify the sides and stakes of class struggle? Bring your group of 10+ this October to learn more and build POWER. Led by Jane McAlevey. Read More
The Skills to Win Workshop is a six-week series aimed at developing fundamental organizing skills. It is intended for rank and file members and staff of unions, worker associations, worker centers, and community organizations that are embarking on, or in the midst of, organizing campaigns. Led by Jane McAlevey and Danielle Mahones. Read More
On this week's podcast, we discuss what the Amazon workers have to do next—and how they should do it. Read More
Union membership has continued to say no in recent times after a long time of abrasion. However there have been some high-profile labor wins that would reverse the development. Jane McAlevey talks concerning the state of the labor motion in 2022. Read More
On this week's podcast, we discuss what the Amazon workers have to do next—and how they should do it. Read More
The ALU can still win on this battlefield. Better organized than many older unions, it understands that the workers on the inside need to be the focus of its efforts. Read More
In a vote that came down to 2,654 votes in favor to 2,131 against unionization, New York City's warehouse Amazon workers become the first in the nation to unionize. Jane McAlevey and Gwynne Hogan discuss the vote and what comes next. Read More
Nothing helps workers decide to vote yes like seeing other workers win—which is just one of many reasons this victory is so important. This time, the workers won. Read More
Paul Jay's extensive 8-part video interview with Jane McAlevey. They discuss the roots and initial successes of Jane's organizing strategies & efforts; her travels from Nicaragua to Tennessee, learning how to organize to win the right to dignity and more; workers must face up to race to unite the class. Fighting for a just transition; the workers' movement is critical to any chance of having an effective climate policy. Hard bargaining in Las Vegas hospitals. Mobilizing is not organizing and why we need strong militant unions to win; we cannot afford to leave one ounce of power on the table. A strike can force recognition of a union; a supermajority strike is powerful when bargaining; a strike with mass support can be a political weapon to change society. Read More
Our new Gilded Age of obscene wealth and arrogance stands in stark contrast to the everyday struggles faced by tens of millions of exhausted workers fighting just to stay healthy and alive, avoid eviction, make the next month’s rent payment, or find the kind of job that will leave enough free time to help their children with homework. Read More
Medics launched a month long strike that forced hospital management to guarantee minimum staffing levels.The particular conversational technique that worked so well is part of Jane McAlevey’s tool kit for building mass-participation strikes, developed by drawing on the tactics of the radical Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) unions of 1930s America. Read More
Jane McAlevey discusses some strike history and lists 5 important actions anyone can do to help strikers. Read More
Turning the Tables report illustrates the best practices for building the power to win in today’s challenging union climate. Read More
