Labor Notes Archive

October, 2022

Amazon Albany Warehouse Worker: Why I’m Organizing a Union
Viewpoint: Federal Workers Need a Functioning Federal Labor Board
‘We Are Not Done Yet’: Railroad Track Workers Reject Deal
Three Amazon Warehouses Catch Fire; Workers Protest Unsafe Conditions with Sit-in
After 18 Months, Striking Warrior Met Miners and Families Hold the Line
'Society Has Shut Down On Us:' Prison Strikers Across Alabama Demand Change Despite Severe Retaliation

September, 2022

Employers' Productivity Standards Are Not Real Science. Here's How to Push Back
GEICO Workers Launch Union Effort, Management Says Call the Cops
Before Your Strike Vote, Consider a Practice Strike Vote
Frontier Strikes Get First Aid Kits Updated, Win Back Work
Florida Letter Carriers Won Back Our Sunday Breaks with Direct Action
Viewpoint: UNITE HERE International Should Keep Its Hands Off Local 2’s Pension Fund
'Bro, How Do I Fix This?': Home Depot Workers Form Independent Union
Joe Biden Thinks a Rail Strike has Been Averted. Do Rail Workers?
Seattle Teachers End Week-Long Strike
Workers at Big South Florida Hotel Boost Minimum Pay to $20, Retain Union Jobs
The Right to Strike Is at Stake on the Railroads
After Strike Threat, Wisconsin Nurses Get a Possible Path to Union Recognition
Rest in Power, Tim Schermerhorn: Leader of New York Subway Union Reform Effort
Workers Building New U.S. Embassy in Honduras Strike over Severed Fingers, Illegal Contracts
Ten Years Ago, Chicago Teachers Gave Us All a Jolt of Hope
Rank-and-File Power Is Essential to Rebuilding the Labor Movement
Wisconsin Nurses Set to Strike, As Employer Claims It's Banned from Bargaining
Viewpoint: Confronting the Nature of Work
Rail Workers Reject Contract Recommendations, Say They're Ready to Strike
Mexican Auto Parts Workers Win a Union of Their Own, Defeating Company Attempts to Impose One

August, 2022

How Zoomers Organized the First Chipotle Union
How Intermodal Yard Workers Doubled Their Pay
Interview: Starbucks Workers Are in the Fight of Their Lives for a Contract
Trader Joe's Union Campaign Takes Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

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