Labor Notes Archive

November, 2010

Billionaire Launches Campaign to Slash Social Security
Hospital Unions Make Inroads Through ‘Neutrality’ Deals
Reform Teamsters Gather to Back Insurgent Campaign
Teamsters Win Provokes Management Terror Campaign in Ohio Foundry
Flight Attendants Lose at Delta
Secondary Strikes Are Primary to Labor’s Revival
Unions Reach for Short Strikes to Stop Concessions
The Numbers Are In: Trade Deals Fail to Deliver

October, 2010

Reformers Win Round One in D.C. Teachers Election
Canadian Auto Parts Workers Say ‘Enough Is Enough!’
Millions Protest as Pension Cutbacks Pass in France
Time to Bargain, Say New York’s Domestic Workers
Convenient Scapegoats: Teachers, Firefighters, Parks Workers—All Public Workers
Video: Are Public Sector Workers Overpaid?
Who Pays Taxes?
Video: Who Gives More, Business or Labor?
Learning the Art of Flexible Labor
‘Superman’ Tugs Heartstrings by Thumping Teachers
Fear Wins as Service Employees Fend Off NUHW
Reformer to Head Transit Union, Ally with Riders
UAW Members Protest 50% Wage Cut at GM Plant, Demand a Vote
Now We’re a Terrorist Threat?
Building a Team to Win Local Union Office
‘Not Really a Worker’: Home-Based Unions Challenged in Court
D.C. Teachers Hold Union Election While City Watches
Airport Screeners Ready to Vote This Fall
Tomato Pickers Secure Path-Breaking Deal with Florida Grower
Pension Battle Heats Up in France
Symphony of Solidarity: Striking Detroit Musicians Win a Round
Chicago Part-Time Professors Defeat Firings

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