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Stories by Mischa Gaus

Mischa Gaus is an editor of Labor Notes, the country's largest cross-union magazine writing from a workers' perspective.

After Years of Struggle, California Hotel Workers Make Gains

In an era when many unions rely on one-shot strategies, UNITE HERE's Hotel Workers Rising campaign is paying off.
Posted on Jul 24, 2008

Workers Win Test of 'Card-Check' Ruling

Workers say they plan to change their low pay, expensive and limited health care, and high turnover.
Posted on Feb 4, 2008

Divide and Conquer: Unions Facing Tough Times

In recent years, working people have made huge givebacks under the gun of employers, courts, and (yes, even) union officials.
Posted on Jan 15, 2008

How the Olympics Destroy Cities

In Chicago, game boosters argue that Olympic construction, tourism and spillover business will bring relief to the city's long-suffering south side. Experience teaches a different lesson.
Posted on Jul 11, 2007

A Generation of Debtors Grow Up Owing

From college loans to soaring health costs and mortgage payments, twenty-somethings face a life of staring into a deep financial hole.
Posted on May 23, 2006

The Maturing Movement Against Sweatshops

With some victories under their belts, anti-sweatshop activists look to their next battle.
Posted on Feb 4, 2004