Labor Notes Archive

August, 2016

Battle on the Boardwalk: Trump Taj Mahal Workers Continue Strike
Cartoon: Lessons from the Olympics
Future Fighters Go to the Mat for Black Lives
How Massachusetts Nurses Are Reducing Workplace Violence
Teamsters United One Step Closer
Postal Contract Narrows the Gap between Tiers
Interview, Part 2: Labor's New Sources of Leverage
Postal Workers Stare Down Canada Post
For Unions, Sometimes a Lockout Is Better Than a Strike
Book Review: Organizing against the Toxins Lurking in Our Schools
Portland Teachers Expose Lead in Schools

July, 2016

Viewpoint: California Voters Disenfranchised by SEIU’s Shady Deal with Employers
Police Violence Is a Labor Issue Too
Interview: Busting the Myths of a Workerless Future
Everyone in the Plant Was a Temp—Until They All Joined the Union
Cartoon: Here's How You Organize a Strike in 2016
Teachers Arrested Protesting Police Brutality in the Twin Cities
Twin Cities Unions Respond to Police Violence
Popular Uprising Backs Striking Teachers in Southern Mexico
How to Take the Initiative in Health Care Bargaining
Wave of Walkouts at AT&T West
Three Recent Wins Prove Old-Fashioned Union Power Isn’t Dead Yet
Strike while the Iron's Hot
South Korea: Independent Union Leader Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
In China, Walmart Retail Workers Walk Out over Unfair Scheduling

June, 2016

Political Crisis and Anti-Immigrant Assaults Follow Britain's Vote to Leave the European Union
A Strike, Huh? Boss's Idea Pans Out
In Push for Education Reforms, Mexican Government Kills Teachers in the Street
Workers Walk Out for $15 at Dozens of Quebec Nursing Homes
Allina Nurses Go All In

Pages