Labor Notes Archive

October, 2012

‘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
Casino Organizing Puts Union’s ‘Las Vegas Standard’ to the Test
Video: Michigan Unions Battle for Amendments to Defend Democracy, Collective Bargaining
Strike Continues as Chicago Teachers Mull Contract’s Gains and Losses
Wisconsin Anti-Union Bill Overturned in Court
Bargaining under the New Health Law
Striking Chicago Teachers: Kids Are More than a Test Score
How Chicago Teachers Reached the Boiling Point
Getting Healthy at Work: Who Do You Trust?
Behind the Chicago Teachers Strike
As Chicago Teachers Head Toward Strike, Democrats Turn on Their Union
Boycott Targets Costco as Pizza Factory Strike Hits Three-Month Mark
Colombian Hunger Strikers Sew Lips Back Shut
Inside and Out the Convention Hall, A Fight for Farm Labor
Union Rights Should Be Civil Rights

August, 2012

New York Bakery Workers Fight Closure, Occupy Store
India’s Auto Giant Seeks to Crush Independent Union
Massachusetts Temp Workers Win Right to Know Their Employer
Review: Tearing Apart the Big Lies about 'Big Labor'

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