Monthly Jobs Analysis Unemployment as Policy: Federal Layoffs, AI, and Corporate Understaffing The Jobs Report from the National Jobs for All Network Frank Stricker Apr 13, 2026
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Migration, Labor, and U.S. Policy David Bacon | Oct 25 We all have to work, at least if you’re part of the working class. But working has become a crime for millions of people. Read more » The Living New Deal Gertrude Schaffner Goldberg | Oct 22 Events to celebrate New Deal achievements and advocate a “New New Deal” based on Depression-era job-creation programs. Read more » Labor for Our Revolution Rand Wilson and Peter Olney The unions that supported Bernie Sanders unite in a new network. Read more » Labor’s Southern Strategy A Conversation Between Chris Brooks and Gene Bruskin Why does labor keep coming up short south of the Mason-Dixon Line? What strategies might work moving forward? Read more » Subscribe Order this issue Available only in the print edition: The Trump Supply Chain and the Art of the Sweatshop John Miller The supply chain for Trump garments is international, penny-pinching, and exploitative. | Order this issue or subscribe. The Case for $15 An Interview with Jeannette Wicks-Lim What research on the minimum wage does—and does not—tell us. | Order this issue or subscribe. the regulars editors’ note A World to Win the short run primer What happened to the working class? ask dr. dollar Why are wages growing so slowly?