
A weekly labor news podcast covering workers‘ struggles around the world from a revolutionary left perspective.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 472 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

We start this week's episode with headlines from St Mary's hospital (Chicago and Madison), Uber, Starbucks, Amazon, Target Field, Hyundai, the Durham Miners Association, and Walmart. Our first main story follows up on the strike by UAW workers at Ame... more
We start with headlines checking in on the workers of Bolivia, the American Axle strike, union doctors in Providence, electrolysis workers... more
We've got a big show this week, starting with headlines from American Axle, Spring Glass, Starbucks Korea, REI, Ball State University, Harvard, Hearst Newspapers, Rockstar Games, and the Brazilian working class. Our main story this week is discussing... more
Smaller show this week with the holiday and an illness among the hosts, but we persevere and have the news for you as always. We start with headlines from American Axle, Nexteer, Allison, Amazon, the LIRR, REI, Starbucks, Delaney Hall Detention Cente... more
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Awesome analysis and explanation of union news interwoven with a really comprehensive understanding of union history. Your work is invaluable!
Whether you’re in a Union or union curious, this show is a gem. Ever wonder why the news has a business report but never a labor report? Theres a reason. This podcast is a way forward. The hosts are smart and informative. You will learn a lot.
Excellent long-form podcast covering Union news
I learn so much from your show.
We rely on this show for a lot of our awareness and education about the union and organizing news that impacts us all— plus, it’s hilarious, which helps when so often the material realities of things are dismal.
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A weekly, left-leaning labor news program that analyzes workers' struggles from around the world, connecting strikes, organizing drives, and policy debates to broader social justice aims. Episodes commonly dissect union campaigns, corporate anti-union tactics, education and healthcare organizing, and international solidarity actions, often weaving in sharp critiques of state power and the war economy. A standout feature is a blend of rigorous reporting with militant, provocative commentary and humor to contextualize complex labor issues for a broad audience. The show is likely especially valuable for listeners who want practical organizing insights, cross-border labor perspectives, and a clear anti-capitalist framing that emphasizes collect... more
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Recent guests on Work Stoppage include:
1. Carl Schwartz
2. Mary Turner
3. Claire Bell
4. Vin Dion
5. Jeff Schurke
6. Ramon Suarez
7. Shad Hussein
8. Yahaira Quapio
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