
A weekly labor news podcast covering workers‘ struggles around the world from a revolutionary left perspective.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 488 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

We've got headlines this week from Amazon, Samsung, Howard House Manufacturing, the entire French economy, Bradford White, CharterCARE, NYC traffic enforcement, and Allina Health. For our first main story, pharmacists have been organizing at CVS over... more
The whole crew is back this week, and we start out with headlines from across the US and the world. We've got stories from Prime Healthcare nurses, Boston Medical Center, Rhode Island Amazon drivers, Brazilian postal workers, Dutch public transit wor... more
Happy Labor Day! This week we touch on many aspects of the international gig work industry as well as the hidden labor behind "autonomous vehicles". Other stories we cover include repression of immigrants in Canada, how AI isn't replacing workers at ... more
Our main stories this week start with an investigation by Capital and Main into Kaiser Permanente's deployment of AI chatbots in their mental health division, to the alarm of actual mental health professionals. The struggle at Starbucks hit a new lev... 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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This show centers global labor struggles from a leftist, organizing-focused lens, blending on-the-ground reporting with sharp analysis of unions, strikes, and worker power. Episodes consistently connect workplace fights—covering healthcare, public sector, gig economy, and international labor actions—to broader themes like privatization, state power, and solidarity across borders. A standout feature is how the hosts mix rigorous analysis with accessible storytelling, often closing with calls to support organizing and mutual aid. The program is notable for its cross-country scope, practical organizing insights, and a willingness to critique corporate and state power while highlighting grassroots resistance and worker-led campaigns.
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Recent guests on Work Stoppage include:
1. C Moline
2. Jami Wallace
3. Robert Bellefleur
4. Gilbert Carette
5. Gilles Fluet
6. Anne-Marie Saint-Cerny
7. Christina Siceloff
8. Anne Lagacé Dowson
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