What We’re Doing Select typeArticleEventMedia HitMultimediaReportResolutionSpeechStatement Apply July 30, 2014 Blog Students Protest at REI in Rockville, Md., Demanding It Stop Stocking North Face Products On Saturday, 20 activists were arrested during a protest outside Recreational Equipment Inc. (REI) in Rockville, Maryland. Students and community leaders came together to demand REI stop stocking The North... May 22, 2014 Blog U.S. Rated Alarmingly High in Global Survey of Worst Places for Workers’ Rights The United States lags far behind other nations in protecting workers’ rights, according to a new survey from the International Trade Union Confederation. The rankings are based on 97 internationally... October 2, 2013 Blog Exploitation of Workers in the Dominican Republic's Sugar Fields Continues On Friday, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) released a report in response to a complaint brought under the free trade agreement between the United States and the Dominican Republic,... September 5, 2013 Blog We Love This Note to an Abusive Boss That’s Going Viral. But There’s One Thing Wrong with It We don’t use the term “viral” lightly, but these guys earned it. This note written by Journeys’ workers to their boss “Jamie” was posted to Reddit on Saturday and has... July 30, 2013 Blog Senate Confirms NLRB Nominees; Board at Full Strength The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is now fully staffed and able to continue to function to protect workers’ rights after the Senate today confirmed five members. The votes end... July 19, 2013 Blog THIS Is What Happens When Immigrant Bakery Workers Organize and Form a Union Mahoma Lopez and his mostly immigrant co-workers at the Hot & Crusty Bakery on 63rd St. and Second Ave. in Manhattan have a collective bargaining agreement that includes wage standards,... Load More