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The Life and Death of Hollywood

Film and television writers face an existential threat

Striking Out

From “Hollywood on the Line,” which appeared in the January 1984 issue of Harper’s Magazine. The complete article—along with the magazine’s entire 173-year archive—is available online at harpers.org/archive. Union politics…

The Age of the Crisis of Work

by Erik Baker,

What is the sound of quiet quitting?

Hard Bargain

by Daniel Brook,

How Amazon turned a generation against labor

Hard Bargain

Host Violet Lucca,Guest Daniel Brook

On the ground during the unionization effort in Bessemer, Alabama

Workingmen’s Machine

by Richard Halworth Rovere,

Within the next few years, the Congress of Industrial Organizations Political Action Committee may become the most powerful vote-herding and lobbying organization in the country. It now has prestige, cohesive…

Labor’s Last Stand

by Garret Keizer,

Unions must either demand a place at the table or be part of the meal

Wheel and Deal

From a series of podcasts that Uber, the ride-hailing platform, created last year for its drivers in Seattle. In 2015, the Seattle City Council passed an ordinance granting Uber drivers…

The End of Illth

by Erik Reece,

In search of an economy that won’t kill us

The Bleakness Stakes

by Thomas Frank,

Why Dogs Go After Mail Carriers

by Garret Keizer,

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The Life and Death of Hollywood

Striking Out

The Age of the Crisis of Work

Hard Bargain

Hard Bargain

Workingmen’s Machine

Labor’s Last Stand

Wheel and Deal

The End of Illth

The Bleakness Stakes

Why Dogs Go After Mail Carriers

September 2010

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