Service Employees International Union

What would immigration reform look like if the Feds got off their duffs?

University of Miami Students Rally as Janitors Prepare to Strike Over Wages

The campus might not look this tidy come Wednesday.​Four years ago, the 400 janitors who keep the University of Miami's campus clean went on a lengthy hunger strike and inspired two months of student protests in a fierce battle to earn a fair living wage. Looks like round two might be right around ... More >>

Fisher Islanders Go On Strike

The campus might not look this tidy come Wednesday.​Four years ago, the 400 janitors who keep the University of Miami's campus clean went on a lengthy hunger strike and inspired two months of student protests in a fierce battle to earn a fair living wage. Looks like round two might be right around ... More >>

Dangerous Work

Clean up at UM and you just might get burned

Donna vs. Donna

The UM president talks out of both sides of her yapper

Letters from the Issue of September 8, 2005

Hoops hype, bickering nurses, and cops as doctors

Blunt Trauma

Pan American Hospital, an icon in Cuban Miami, is fighting for life as it battles its own employees

The Bitch

The Unbearable Lightness

Never Mind the Ballots

It is South Florida's YET-to-be-registered immigrant voters who could swing the 2004 presidential election

Calendar of FTAA Events

It is South Florida's YET-to-be-registered immigrant voters who could swing the 2004 presidential election

Ramp Rats' Revenge

Checking luggage? Think long and hard before answering yes to that question at MIA

Calling All Cabbies

Battered by a corrupt industry, Miami's independent taxi drivers consider unionizing.

The Company Loves Misery

Ken Loach focuses on the plight of L.A.'s working class in Bread and Roses

Letters to the Editor

Letters from the issue of May 4, 2000

Nursing a Grudge

The Jackson Memorial nurses' union is troubled by controversy about everything from bad accounting to homophobia

United They Stand

Labor organizer Monica Russo helps Dade's nursing home workers form a more perfect union

Labor Pains

AFL-CIO union organizers are knocking on doors at Jackson Memorial Hospital, and the nurses are flinging them wide open