Labor Notes Archive

August, 2019

Walmart NLRB Decision Doesn’t Change Intermittent Strike Rules
Steward's Corner: How to Respond If a Member’s Work Authorization Is Challenged
Teachers Fighting for Public Schools Were Key to the Uprising in Puerto Rico
NewsGuild to Rerun Presidential Election
A Brief History of Harlan County, USA
Bangladesh Accord Gets a Lifeline While Workers Organize Wildcat Strikes
Why We Throw Stones
TV Review: The Simpsons Strike—‘They Have the Plant but We Have the Power’
‘We Believe in Ferries’: Alaskan Ferry Workers Walk Off the Job

July, 2019

Kentucky Miners Are Camped Out on Railroad Tracks, Blocking a Coal Train, Demanding Their Stolen Wages
Bus Drivers Stand Up to Retaliation and Win First Contract
Letters: Volkswagen and the United Auto Workers
From the Archives: Immigration Raids Make Latino Workers the Enemy
Baltimore Teacher Reformers' Win Upheld by National Union
Volkswagen Declares Mission Accomplished
Taiwanese Flight Attendant Strike Cancels 2,250 Flights
Viewpoint: As Big Three Negotiations Open, Which Way Forward for the Auto Workers?
Prime Day for Amazon Protests
Amazon Warehouse Worker: Why I’m Taking Action
Bus Drivers Strike Reveals Inequality on Martha’s Vineyard
At an Autism Therapy Chain, Low-Wage Therapists Unionize
Review: A Plant Closing War
Blue-Collar Workers: Let's All Support the Green New Deal
Taiwan Flight Attendant Strikers Call for Solidarity
How a Transit Union Triumphed in an Anti-Union Stronghold
Letter to the Editor: Subminimum Wage for Disabled Workers Must Go!
Steward's Corner: Don't Complain, Organize!

June, 2019

Six-Month Retail Strike in Freezing Saskatchewan Didn’t Beat Two-Tier
Erie Locomotive Workers Avert Strike with New Contract at Wabtec
South Korean Labor Leader Arrested after Clashes over Working Hours

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