Socialists at work

Even in a workplace where you can’t be an open socialist, you can find sympathetic co-workers if you look for the opportunities.

I was brash and caught up in my leafleting about Central American solidarity, so I didn’t notice the supervisor come up behind me.

Socialist newspapers can be part of a thriving political culture at work and the backbone of collaborative, politicized relationships.

Honoring and supporting picket lines is one of the ABCs of labor activism. Here are some tips to help socialists show their solidarity.

We encourage all socialists who are not in union jobs to consider the possibility of finding work at a unionized workplace.

We may not have won our “Vote No” campaign at Harvard, but we started talking to co-workers about who the union should serve.

A nurse describes what he and his co-workers learned over several years of campaigning for safe staffing at a Chicago public hospital.

A professor describes how building solidarity with the Wright State strike helped advance workplace organization on his own campus.