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"Blockade of Engines at Martinsburg, West Virginia," an engraving on front cover of "Harper's Weekly, Journal of Civilization," Vol XXL, No. 1076, New York, Saturday, August 11, 1877. Fighting occurred during Great railroad strike of 1877. Scanned from an original issue. Some cropping of original image.
Presidents and the Labor Movement: A History of Conflict and Progress
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Presidents and the Labor Movement: A History of Conflict and Progress

Presidents’ Day is often filled with conversation about leadership and legacy. But for working people, the presidency is measured less in monuments and more in paychecks, safety rules, and the right to stand together on the job.

Presidents and the Labor Movement: A History of Conflict and Progress

Union members walk in the Labor Day parade
A Year of Power, Progress, and Solidarity: Five Moments That Defined Worker Power in 2025
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A Year of Power, Progress, and Solidarity: Five Moments That Defined Worker Power in 2025

In 2025, the North Shore AFL-CIO delivered real results for working people—supporting new organizing, mobilizing in solidarity, winning elections, advancing pro-worker legislation, and celebrating union power.

A Year of Power, Progress, and Solidarity: Five Moments That Defined Worker Power in 2025

ONA Nurses are fighting for a fair contract
Building Worker Power in 2025: Organizing Wins Across Greater Cleveland
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Building Worker Power in 2025: Organizing Wins Across Greater Cleveland

In 2025, workers across Greater Cleveland showed what is possible when people come together around shared values: dignity on the job, fairness at work, and the belief that workplaces function best when workers have a real voice.

Building Worker Power in 2025: Organizing Wins Across Greater Cleveland