Labor Notes Archive

December, 2014

All the Books We Reviewed in 2014
Review of 2014: Deep Trouble But Stirring Troublemaking
Vermont Governor Backs Away from Health Care for All
In the Face of Austerity, Portuguese Dockers Win Back Union Jobs
Interview: What Do The New Immigration Rules Mean?
‘Employee Engagement’ No Substitute for a Union at VW
Cromnibus Continues Attack on Pensions
Interview: Direct Action in the Berry Fields
Dealing with Difficult Supervisors
The Logic of Short Hospital Strikes
Hands Up, Fast Food!
Fighting Fatigue
Retirees, Watch Out: Detroit May Become Blueprint for Other Cities
Review: How the U.S. Economy Was Built on Slavery

November, 2014

Employers Keep Shifting Costs under Affordable Care Act
Union Fights 'Teacher Jail'
Three Myths of Teacher Tenure
Review: To Understand Ford-U.S., Study the Ford Empire
It’s the People’s Mail that Will Be Slowed, Workers Say
Lorain, Ohio Labor Defends Political Independence
Walmart Workers Ramp Up Protests for Black Friday
Review: How Wildcat Strikes Made Public Worker Unions Grow and Thrive
Nurses Strike: It’s Not Just about Ebola
Got Unfair Labor Practices? Put ’em to Use
Review: The Making of an Auto Worker Activist
Recycling Workers Unionize, While Others Strike
Voters Favor Higher Wages, Sick Pay
Caseworkers Ally with Clients to Restore Human Services

October, 2014

Denver’s Immigrant Taxi Drivers Build Unionized Workers Co-op
Fight Is On for Stable Hours

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