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His wife has been battling cancer. He’s battling for improved working conditions—and to build power for the next contract fight. He was one of 9,000 grocery employees working on an expired contract across the Twin Cities Metro. workdaymagazine.org/one-grocery-wo…

Twelve years ago, Ryan Christensen’s wife was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. The fight has made him a passionate advocate for stronger healthcare for his fellow grocery store workers. workdaymagazine.org/one-grocery-wo…

The US and Israel are starving Gaza. They are also starving Yemen. I wrote about these dual human-made—or, more precisely, American made—humanitarian crises, and how starvation is now a routine tool of siege warfare and collective punishment. inthesetimes.com/article/no-whe…

This article is a joint publication of Workday Magazine and In These Times. You can see the Workday Magazine version here. workdaymagazine.org/no-wheat-milk-…

Teamsters Local 320 alleges a range of abuses against workers from dining management, including union busting, harassment, and physical abuse. Read our story here. workdaymagazine.org/university-of-…

Minneapolis Celebrates 50 Years of International Sex Workers’ Day workdaymagazine.org/minneapolis-ce…

A photo story up today with Workday Magazine on how Minneapolis celebrated 50 years of International Sex Workers Day with SWOP Mpls

"Behind all the lunch pail rhetoric, antiestablishment posturing and feigned concern for the working class, what Trump is proposing is more heavy-handed, anti-worker, military-driven economic policies." New piece by Sarah Lazare workdaymagazine.org/global-trade-a…

From Lake Street to Los Angeles, union leaders, organizers, and members have been on the front lines of resistance against Trump’s mass deportation agenda. They say they will continue standing up for workers, and call on elected leaders to join them. workdaymagazine.org/minnesotas-lab…

As the Minnesota Nurses Association negotiates a new contract, safe staffing levels are the top concern for members. workdaymagazine.org/what-does-it-t…

Co-op workers and members have been organizing against a new dress code policy that they say restricts their freedom of expression in the workplace. Check out our latest story! workdaymagazine.org/workers-say-we…

Hundreds of Minnesota Healthcare Workers Are Getting Ready to Strike workdaymagazine.org/hundreds-of-mi…

Hundreds of Minnesota Healthcare Workers Are On Strike: Nurses, physicians, and other healthcare providers across Minnesota announce strikes and file ULPs as negotiations stall. workdaymagazine.org/hundreds-of-mi…

Workers across the country are taking up the fight against ICE—and strengthening their unions in the process. In collaboration with Sarah Lazare and Workday Magazine. labornotes.org/2025/07/fight-…

Fight ICE. Build the Union. How labor is mobilizing to defend workers from federal raids. By Natascha Elena and Sarah Lazare, co-published with Labor Notes workdaymagazine.org/fight-ice-buil…

What are the benefits of opening up collective bargaining to membership and the public? Read our latest story! workdaymagazine.org/open-bargainin…

“As Ellen David Friedman explains in Labor Notes, attendance at bargaining sessions is just the beginning. Ideally, open bargaining means 'maximum participation in the whole process, not just at the table,' through surveys, worker committees that draft proposals...” 1/2

“Some of the power of open bargaining is you can start to, as a membership, demand more." workdaymagazine.org/open-bargainin…