Labor Notes Archive

December, 2024

After Six Tense Years, Montréal Port Workers Have One Last Chance to Reach a Deal
Amazon Workers Launch Largest Strike Yet: 'It Doesn't Feel Like a Job That Should Be Legal'
Rolling Strikes at CVS Halted as Company Gave In
Amazon’s Sortation Centers Should Be a Key Target for Labor
2024 in Review: Strikes and Organizing Score Gains, but Storm Clouds Loom
UFCW Locals Block Kroger-Albertsons Mega-Merger
Railroads and Unions Divide and Scramble
The Big Union Contract Fights Coming in 2025
Kaiser Strikers Say When Therapists Burn Out, Patients Suffer
Poultry Bosses Benefit from Trump’s Threats
In Hurricane Ruins, North Carolina Food Workers Organize and Fight
How Can U.S. and Mexican Workers Build Cross-Border Solidarity?

November, 2024

You're Already On Strike. How to Turn Up the Heat?
Canada's 55,000 Postal Strikers Are Refusing to Throw New Hires Under the Bus
Kentucky Battery Plant Workers Launch Union Drive with UAW
This Union-Owned Vegas Hotel is Hiring Scabs to Break a Strike
Michigan Nurses Win the Largest Union Election in Years
Will International Solidarity Turn the Tables in Favor of Striking Gaming Workers in Georgia?
Organizing to Strike: How 19,000 California Workers Got Ready
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Viewpoint: We Won’t Win Until We’re Troublemakers
Letter Carriers are Organizing Against an Insulting 1.3 Percent Raise
Canadian Longshore Workers Forced into Binding Arbitration by Government
Viewpoint: To Unify the Working Class, Put Workers First
New York Times Tech Strikers Sing 'No Scabs' and Call a Wordle Boycott
Boeing Machinists End 53-Day Strike with 38 Percent Raise
Book Review: How Telecom Customer Service Reps Got Better Connected Via Their Union

October, 2024

Consolidation Threatens to Rip ‘Service’ Out of Postal Service
Portland Grocery Workers Strike Together
Honolulu Nurses Weather Long Lockout and Win Staffing Ratio Language

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