Labor

Reporting on work, wages and the struggle over working time. Follow strikes, collective bargaining and working-class organizing across countries, with selected reporting alongside our live labor-tagged feed.

Pamphlets breaking-news card: Dolores Huerta dies at 96; she made farmworkers a force.

28 Oct 2026

Dolores Huerta Dies at 96—The Organizer Who Made Farmworkers a National Force

Pamphlets breaking-news card on France’s 410,000-person protest and planned strike

25 Oct 2026

410,000 March Across France as Unions Call National Strike

Pamphlets V9 news card: Volkswagen workers threaten strikes over cancelled collective agreements.

23 Oct 2026

Volkswagen Workers Threaten Strikes as Management Tears Up Wage Deals

Archival 2021 photo of an app delivery courier in São Paulo, Brazil, by Ian Casalecchi; not the October 21, 2026 demonstration.

21 Oct 2026

Brazil's App Couriers Reclaim Bolsonaro's 'Motociata' for Lula — and Demand Labor Rights

Archival photograph of the Presidential Palace in Dakar, Senegal, not a photograph of the October 2026 union action.

20 Oct 2026

Senegal’s Unions Call 72-Hour Strike as Government Threatens Discipline

Archival 2018 photograph of power line workers in Tamil Nadu, India, by Sindugab, CC BY-SA 4.0; not Haryana or 2026 events.

20 Oct 2026

Haryana Power Workers Plan Three-Day Strike Against 25-Year Private Licence

Micron semiconductor factory in Taichung, Taiwan, photographed November 2023. Archival plant exterior, not a photograph of the planned Taoyuan strike. Thingreenline4546, CC BY-SA 4.0.

20 Oct 2026

Taiwan Micron Workers Plan Strike as AI Chip Boom Tests Who Gets the Profits

19 Oct 2026

Irish Workers Force Pay Talks After Mass Public-Sector Strike

Centinela miners ratify gains with 94.49% support.

18 Oct 2026

Centinela miners ratify new contract with 94.49% backing after equality strike

14 Oct 2026

Brazilian Senate Ends Six-Day Workweek

Pamphlets canonical V7 card for Brazil’s 6×1 workweek fight in the Senate.

7 Oct 2026

Flávio Bolsonaro Wants Workers to Wait for Their Weekend

Pamphlets V7 hero card using a real 2005 photograph of Chile's Escondida copper mine by Bachelot Pierre J-P, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

1 Oct 2026

Chile's Escondida Workers Vote 95% for Strike

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