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Getting the Members into Motion at UPS

Mar 20 / Sean Orr

It’s a New Day in the United Auto Workers

Mar 17 / Luis Feliz Leon, Jane Slaughter
Women, mostly Black women, march outdoors in red T-shirts that say "Organize" with a telephone logo. Most prominent in the foreground are three women who have linked elbows and are smiling big. The woman on the left has a yellow round sign that says "Everybody's got a right to live." The woman in the middle has blue hair. The woman on the right is holding a light blue sign we can't see, but it probably matches signs visible behind which say "CWA on strike against Maximus." One woman is smoking.

Underpaid and Insulted, Maximus Call Center Workers Organize

Mar 15 / Luis Feliz Leon
a line of retirees protest behind a metal barrier

New York City Retirees Fight Their Own Unions to Stop Catastrophic Health Care Cuts

Mar 10 / Jenny Brown

Chicago Grocery Teamsters Face Firing and Retaliation for Exercising Their Rights

Mar 9 / Luis Feliz Leon
Two men in blue work shirts with nametags "Dan" and "Mohamed" sewn on stand side by side, arms around each other's shoulders, in a machine shop

Interview: Auto Workers Region 9 Winner on Rebuilding a Fighting Union

Mar 7 / Luis Feliz Leon

Troublemakers Blog

16 people stand facing the camera. Most are wearing jeans and neon yellow or orange jackets or hoodies. Several are helping to hold a blue banner: "Rehire Edward Clarke and Alex White, no retaliation or favoritism." Others hold signs: "180 hours paid time off, unionize KCVG" and "Unionize Amazon."

How We’re Fighting for a Union at Amazon’s Biggest Air Hub

Mar 14 / Griffin Ritze
Starbucks workers in aprons surround a manager in a white shirt, the manager is leaving and talking on the phone

NLRB Punches Holes in No-Recording Policies

Feb 23 / Robert M. Schwartz
A crowd dressed in light blue T-shirts holds signs saying Save our Social Security and Keep My SSA Office Open.

Beware the Time Thieves

Feb 21 / Jenny Brown

Labor Notes Editorial Team Grows

Feb 16 / Editors

Labor Power and Strategy Helps Organizers Think Seriously About Chokepoints

Feb 15 / Peter Olney and Rand Wilson
A group of striking garment workers stand in front of their factory in 1958.

Review: Labor Power and Strategy: Learning from the Garment Workers

Feb 15 / Jeffery Hermanson

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