America Is a Pro-Union Nation Again and Support Continues to Rise
The American public has grown more supportive of unions. Labor leaders need to capitalize on this pro-union sentiment to maintain momentum.
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Worker Wins: Unionization Victories in Fall 2022
American workers continue to demonstrate their determination to exercise their rights to form unions and collectively bargain.
After the Win: Bring a New Union to Life
Members are tasked with building the foundation of their new unions, including designing its structure, electing the leaders, and writing a constitution.
After the Win: Be Prepared For Extended Contract Negotiations
Employers tend to stall union contract negotiations in the hopes workers will give up the push to unionize. Communication is key to combating these efforts.
After the Win: What Happens in Collective Bargaining?
After a union election victory, the most important step in the unionization process is contract negotiations. It’s why the union was formed in the first place and the key selling point for why workers should sign up as dues-paying union members.
Recent Labor Wins: 5 Union Victories in Summer 2022
The momentum of the new labor movement shows no signs of slowing down. These are just a handful of recent union victories for workers in the summer of 2022.
The New Labor Movement: A Movement for All Workers
There’s room for all in the new labor movement. Ensuring it works for everyone requires collaboration between national union leaders and the next generation.
The Changing Face of Labor: The Role of National Unions in the New Labor Movement
As the new labor movement grows, national unions have an important role to play by supporting and welcoming workers into their ranks.
Independent and Established Unions Working Together: Room for Both in the New Labor Movement
The next generation of workers is forming independent unions that, alongside established unions, are growing the new labor movement.
White-Collar Workers Are Invigorating the Labor Movement
The face of labor is changing. The new labor movement is being spearheaded by white-collar workers in traditionally nonunion industries.
