Labor Notes Archive

October, 2024

In Louisville, 5,200 GE Appliance Workers Gear Up for a Fight

September, 2024

Welcome, Natascha and Kari!
Strike Threat Wins Boarding and Retro Pay at American Airlines
Can the Machinists Save Boeing from Its Management?
AT&T Southeast Workers End Month-Long Strike
Marathon Petroleum Teamsters Strike
Will Auto Workers Strike to Hold Stellantis to Its Promises?
Farmworker Union to Hold New Election, Two Years After Controversial Vote
New York Amazon Delivery Drivers Join the Teamsters in Surge of Momentum
October 1: Nationwide Rallies to Save the Postal Service
AT&T Southeast Strike Nears One Month, With California and Nevada on Brink of Walkout
Boeing Machinists Strike
Dallas Black Dancers Fight for Their Union
Worker Solidarity Is the Best Strategy to Defeat Rising Fascism
‘Hard No’: Boeing Workers React to Tentative Agreement
10,000 Hotel Workers Struck on Labor Day Weekend, More Could Follow

August, 2024

Cornell Workers Strike for the First Time in Decades
Interview: Bridging Political Divides through Solidarity
Worker Co-ops: A Pathway to Good Jobs for Immigrant Workers
Work to Rule and Open Bargaining Back Down Kroger Warehouse Bosses
Canada Ends Lockout of Rail Workers
Workplace Safety Is Not a Game
Striking Is in the Air at Boeing
Grocery Teamster Gets Job Back, Prepares to Organize for More
Secrets of a Successful Organizer Now Available in Seven Languages
East Coast Longshore Contract Clock Ticks Down
New Mexico Teachers Organize Rainbow Contingent in Pride Parade
Lack of Worker Input Creates Bumps in the Road for EV Buses

July, 2024

Leadership in AFSCME DC 37 is Stifling Rank and File Engagement, Members Say
New ‘Battery Belt’ Opens Organizing Front in the South

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