A media and research project to advance the tech workers movement.
The union drive in Bessemer was a historic one, but Amazon workers have been organizing for decades, going back to the year 2000
We are pleased to introduce our first inaugural class of Collective Action in Tech fellows.
Employees working at Pinduoduo are expected to work 300-380 hours each month.
We’re looking for tech workers, researchers, journalists and content creators who want to tell the stories of collective action in tech in the Global South.
What can we expect from the tech workers movement in 2021?
An explainer on non-contract unions, how workers at Alphabet are using this structure to build and maintain power, and why you should too.
2020 is a record-breaking year for collective action in the tech sector.
Through experimentation and open-ended dialogue, we want to create a space for us to reflect the tech worker movement’s past and invent its future. Can you help us make that happen?
How workers at Google scored an impressive victory against US militarism.
Zuboff views collective action—and not policy or technological innovation—as the only way to effectively contain the worst impulses of surveillance capitalism.
The California ballot measure could be the most radical undoing of labor legislation since Taft-Hartley.
The majority of actions are still taking place in-person. We explore what this might mean for the future of organizing.
