Labor Notes Archive

October, 2012

Turning the Tables on Romney’s Scorn for Workers
Democrats Dodge Minimum Wage Increases, Activists Undeterred
Missouri Labor Takes on the Poverty Business, Cements Alliances
Remembering Jerry Tucker
Tar Sands Pipeline Risks Too Great, Canadian Unions Say
REVIEW: Organized Money vs. Organized People
Orchestras Face a Season of Lockouts
Remembering Legendary Troublemaker Jerry Tucker
Verizon Workers Face New Contract with Mix of Relief and Apprehension
How Chicago Teachers Got Organized to Strike
Immigrants and Unions Work To Oust Notorious Arizona Sheriff
California Governor Vetoes Low-Wage Worker Rights
Canadian Auto Workers Deliver Acceptable Deal after Threat to Strike Detroit 3
A Contract, Finally, for Airport Screeners
Just Cause: A Union Guide to Winning Discipline Cases
Walmart Warehouse Strikers Return to Work with Full Back Pay
In Politics, There’s Expensive, and Then There’s Effective
Getting the Most Out Of Information Requests
‘Law and Justice’ on Strikers’ Side, Nursing Home CEO Finds
Strike Supporters Shut Down Illinois Walmart Warehouse
Canadian Auto Workers Ratify 10-Year Two-Tier

September, 2012

Dueling California Measures Set to Tax Rich, Gut Unions
Duquesne Claims Religious Exemption to Escape Faculty Union
General Strike in Greece Says 'We Won't Submit!'
Mexico’s Labor Law Changes Undermine Worker Rights
Domestic Workers on Verge Of Winning Rights in California
Strikes at Walmart Warehouses Expose Threats in Supply Chain
South African Miners Win through Wildcats
Verizon Workers Queasy at Deal
Chicago Teachers Raise the Bar

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