Today in 1901 President William McKinley died after an assassin shot him. The assassin, Leon Czolgosz, claimed he acted in the name of workers, though labor and anarchist groups rejected him.
• The year workers said ‘no’ • Soccer sets new standards for equal pay • The non-inflated truth about inflation • 10 major labor strikes throughout U.S. history • For American Labor, the past isn’t past • Lawmakers look to boost NLRB funding • Reproductive justice is a labor issue • Teamsters commemorate National Police Week • Trader Joe’s join Target, Amazon, and Starbucks drive to unionize • Amazon threatened workers over union vote, NLRB finds • Teamsters commit to strengthening solidarity among national rail unions • Amazon, Starbucks workers pointing the way to organized labor’s revival • The Injury Machine: How Amazon’s production system hurts workers • The Union Drip Twitter account highlights the style of the Labor Move
