Labor

Strike! narrates the dramatic story of repeated, massive, and sometimes violent revolts by ordinary working people in…

Are you ready for a Bring-Your-Reader-To-Work Day? Speaking from her own experiences as an electrician, Kahla Lichti's…

Laws - especially labor laws - are often written in difficult to parse language. However, it doesn't have to be…

To survive in today's gig economy, you must be a mover, a shaker, a doer, and a maker. In The Hustle Economy, we give…

Bobby Seale is perhaps most famous for uncovering in the 1960s that it was legal for Americans to carry loaded assault…

Reaching the early 1900s, almost two million children were employed in the United States—sorting coal in Pennsylvania,…

It's unrealistic to expect everyone to be an emotionless drone at work, but navigating emotions can be difficult in…

The history of work in the last three centuries has been a history of exploitation and slow gains. But the biggest of…

The question posed by the title is most often asked by people who have no idea what it's like to be poor and who…

This book chronicles how Bananeras, the female banana workers in Latin America, have been waging a powerful revolution…

Chico Mendes, a rubber tapper and union organizer deep in Amazon rainforest, pioneered the combination of environmental…

Gain insight to the realities of globalization from the perspective of low-wage workers who have sparked a new labor…

From me too to pay equity, women are stronger when they work together. Here, 40 successful women from different walks of…

From America's leading whistleblower's attorney—the third updated edition of his layman's guide to the legal do's and…

In this timely and powerful account, author Lori Fox examines capitalism and patriarchy through the lens of their own…

George Orwell's famous novel of revolution, cooptation, and disillusion. Adapted to the graphic novel format by…

"I work too hard to be this poor," reads this enamel pin designed to look like a floral embroidery project. 

A collection of real-life stories of people collectively taking back ownership of their housing in New York City.…

The pamphlets reprinted here were first published in the 1910s amid great controversy. Even then, the tactics of direct…

Primo Tapia de la Cruz (1885–1926) was born into the indigenous Tarascan community of Naraja, Mexico. While working as…

Inequality in the workplace can apply to many aspects of worklife, including neurophobia. This book, Autism Equality in…

To the rest of the US, Appalachia is often portrayed as a caricature of white poverty, a bunch of hillbillies who voted…

This poster features Solidarity Park, a massive occupation and protest of anti-union legislation in Australia in 1997.…

"What do you want?" is a constant query put to economic and globalization activists. In yet another volume, Albert…

The first People's History poster about New Zealand! The New Zealand Federation of Labor, the Red Feds, was the first…

We Are Many is a reflection on Occupy from within the heart of the movement itself. Examining key questions: What…

As many of us join and prepare to enter the work world, there is more at stake than a decent salary. We are seeking work…

With In-N-Out Burger, BusinessWeek writer Stacy Perman presents a chronicle of how a family-run California hamburger…

How do we escape from the death spiral of late-stage capitalism? Richard D. Wolff has laid out a vision of how to make…

Ever get a hankering for a little history lesson? With this book, It Happened in Oregon, you'll get some of Oregon's…