BART workers went on strike July 1-5 seeking a a fair contract—one that speaks for the rights of workers and the safety of riders and workers. BART officials and the corporate media tried to blame the workers for the strike, painting them workers as greedy and inflexible—playing off commuter fears about a strike. But in reality it is BART management that is responsible.

Attorney, author, and professor Zachary Wolfe analyzes a recent Supreme Court decision that weakens workers' right to stand up to workplace discrimination

On Tuesday May 21, hundreds of low-wage workers from across Washington D.C. took part in a strike for higher wages, following similar actions across the country

They took over the capitol steps, staged a sit-in inside the capitol building and shut down the office building of the Governor. They drove the anti-union Tea Party activists off the capitol lawn and dismantled their tents.

Hundreds of fast-food workers across New York City have made history by boldly deciding to strike and protest the mega-billion dollar corporations that employ them -- and you can support their struggle for unionization and higher wages by sending a letter to President Obama.

Hotel workers and their allies will be demonstrating at the Grand Hyatt Union Square (345 Stockton, SF) in support of the global Hyatt Boycott this Thursday, July 26 at 4:30 p.m. Join the workers in the streets and vote Hyatt the worst hotel employer in the country!

We urge all ANSWER supporters to read the message from the Hyatt boycott organizers and vote Hyatt the worst hotel employer in the country.

USPS workers are waging a struggle against a campaign led by some of the most right-wing members of Congress to break up and privatize mail delivery.

Ten hunger strikers are starving themselves to demonstrate that Congress is starving the postal service. On June 28 – their fourth and final day – the strikers will turn their protest against Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe.

Eight protesters will be staging a hunger strike at D.C. postal headquarters and in the halls of Congress beginning June 25, the final week before the U.S. Postal Service downgrades delivery standards for first class mail.