Labor Notes Archive

December, 2013

How'd Seattle Do It?
Charters Get Kids Cubicle-Ready
Books to Give (or Keep)
Retail Sit-Down in 1937 Detroit: Lessons for Today’s Low-Wage Strikers
Unions and Media Break Bread—and Stereotypes
UAW Dues Increase? Biggest Mistake since Two-Tier
Memphis Fast Food Strike: We Can’t Survive on $7.25
Fighting Eviction When Your Home Is Your Workplace
Ohioans Elect Two Dozen City Councilors on Independent Labor Ticket
Review: Trash Talk about Sanitation Workers
How Traveling Musicians Won a Union of Their Own

November, 2013

Wildcat Strikes Push China to Write New Labor Laws
Should First Graders Take A Test? Teachers Say No
Walmart Workers Plan Raucous Black Friday
An iPad on Every Desk: A Trojan Horse, Teachers Say
Workers or 'Leaseholders'? D.C. Cabbies Ally with Teamsters
University of California Workers Strike Against Harassment
Crazy Dreamers? Port Truckers Battle ‘Sweatshops on Trucks’
Will Grocery Workers Hold the Line For Part-Timer Health Care?
Minimum Wage Momentum—at the Airport
Machinists Defeat Boeing Proposal, Boo Union Brass Who Pushed It
Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Neutrality Agreements
Fight for 15 Confidential
Boeing Blackmails Washington Workforce on 777X Production
Rank-and-File Reformers Oust 'In Bed' Rhode Island Teamsters
Zero Tolerance Policies: Fortress or Paper Tiger?
Video and Review: Down the Up Escalator
Lean In or Stand Up?
A Solution to the Problems of the Faculty Majority

October, 2013

Portlanders Kicked, Arrested for Protesting Post Office Privatization

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