Affiliations
School for Workers is a proud member of the United Association for Labor Education and a recognized National Labor Council Legacy Institute. As a Legacy Institute, the NLC Board of Trustees recommends School for Workers as a high-quality labor educator.
Video library
- American Health Care in the Era of COVID-19 | Part 1
- American Health Care in the Era of COVID-19 | Part 2
- COVID-19 and Workplace Safety Video
- Virtual Mini Session: Unions & COVID-19
- Virtual Mini-Session: Agency Implementations of New Protections
- Virtual Mini-Session: Civics 101
- Virtual Mini-Session: Finding and Developing Workplace Leaders
- Virtual Mini-Session: Legal Rights for Workers During Covid-19
- Virtual Mini-Session: Past Practice Grievances
- Virtual Mini-Session: Unfair Labor Practices & Bargaining Strategy
- Virtual Mini-Session: Voting in a Pandemic
- Virtual Mini-Session: Wisconsin Labor History An Epic Story
- Virtual Mini-Session: Wisconsin Worker’s Comp
COVID-19 resources and documents
- American Health Care in the Era of COVID-19 | Part 1
- American Health Care in the Era of COVID-19 | Part 2
- COVID-19 and Workplace Safety Video
- COVID-19 Guidance for Unions and Workers Booklet
- Derechos legales para los trabajadores durante COVID-19*
- Legal Rights for Workers during COVID-19 2021
- Orientación sobre el COVID-19 para sindicatos y trabajadores
- Seguro de desempleo en Wisconsin | Derechos de los trabajadores durante la pandemia de COVID-19*
- Wisconsin Unemployment Insurance Booklet | COVID-19 Legal Rights Workers
Latest news
New! On-demand institutes
School for Workers is excited to announce a new, accessible, and flexible learning opportunity — on-demand institutes. What makes on-demand institutes different? On-demand institutes… Offer open, ongoing online registration. Allow participants to access the course …
April 29, 2021Announcing May 19th Labor Forward: featuring AFGE leaders on union rights at the veterans administration
In May 2018, the former administration issued several executive orders restricting the ability of federal employee unions to function, including their ability to represent employees on work time, and the right to have a union …
April 28, 2021Professor Ibarra selected as an Exceptional Service Award Recipient from the Office of the Provost and Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs
School for Workers congratulates Professor Armando Ibarra in his selection as an Exceptional Service Award Recipient from the Office of the Provost and Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs. The award recognizes and honors Professor Ibarra’s service …
April 26, 2021Response to Chauvin Verdict
We at the School for Workers firmly believe that economic democracy without racial justice is neither democracy nor justice. Yesterday a Minneapolis jury found Derek Chauvin guilty in the murder of George Floyd. We mourn …
April 21, 2021Associate Professor Ibarra awarded research funds for Essential Immigrant Workers, Inequality and COVID-19 project
Congratulations to Associate Professor Armando Ibarra, whose research project has been selected by the Understanding and Reducing Inequalities Initiative. Ibarra will work with two university co-principle investigators – Carolina Sarmiento of Civil Society and Community …
April 15, 2021- More School for Workers news
