Tag: Your Letters
YOUR LETTERS: It’s better in a union
After decades of corporate dominance over our economy, workers are standing together like never before to demand that we share in the profits our...
YOUR LETTERS: Biden truly stands with union workers
I returned to join striking autoworkers on the picket line in Detroit last week, alongside many unions showing the Labor Movement’s solidarity and support...
YOUR LETTERS: Life is better in a union
As we (celebrated) another Labor Day, a day dedicated to honoring the hardworking individuals who power our nation’s industries, I wanted to… reflect on...
YOUR LETTERS: America’s unions continue the march toward justice
(EDITOR’S NOTE: The historic August, 1963 people’s March on Washington – the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom - saw 250,000 people rally...
YOUR LETTERS: Voting rights must be fully restored
The South is ground zero in the fight to protect the voting rights of millions of working people, and (last week) the U.S. Supreme...
YOUR LETTERS: Supreme Court decision will not deter workers
On June 1, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with corporations over working people (Glacier Northwest, Inc. v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters). But let’s be...
YOUR LETTERS: Article V still gaining traction
Wealthy special interests are spending big money to lobby state lawmakers, demanding they vote to call an Article V Convention to radically reshape the...
YOUR LETTERS: Republicans offer bad choices as debt ceiling deadline nears
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has offered two paths forward on the debt ceiling: his own austerity bill or a government default. Either would be...
YOUR LETTERS: Worker misclassification in healthcare: A choice between care and...
I am grateful to Michael Vallante for sharing an important perspective in his opinion piece, “Healthcare staffing apps: The Challenge of worker classification and...
YOUR LETTERS: ‘Starve the beast’
Politicians have twisted themselves into knots trying to hand gobs of cash to the wealthy for the last 40 years.
It was a plot: Make...