Labor Notes Archive

October, 2010

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
Interview: Reformer Challenges Hoffa for Teamster Presidency
Fear Wins as Service Employees Fend off NUHW at Kaiser
A Postal Worker Talks Back to FOX
Not ‘Too Dumb to Vote’: Railroad Workers Block Plan to End Rank-and-File Voting for Officers
No Vote Allowed on Half Wages in Detroit-area Auto Plant
One Nation: Unions Can Still Turn Out
Demonstrators Press for Action on Jobs Emergency

September, 2010

Reformer Elected to Head ATU Transit Union
Unions, Allies Warm Up for Election at 'One Nation' Rally
Can Labor Out-Organize the Tea Party?
Wildcat Strikes Halt East Coast Shipping
Battle Between SEIU and NUHW Is Largest Union Representation Election Since 1941: Union Hope and Fear Collide in California Health Care
Work Till You Drop, or You’re 70, Whichever Comes First
French Workers Strike: ‘No’ to Raising Retirement Age
Working on the Railroad, Every Livelong Day
Small Local Stands Up, and After 18 Months, AT&T Backs Down on Some Concessions
A Qualified Victory: Mott’s Workers End Strike Under Shadow of Permanent Replacements
Unions Tread Carefully Around Anger in the Ranks
Unions, Allies Warm Up for Election at ‘One Nation’
Video: Ontario Wants Workers to ‘Self-Enforce’ Their Rights
Locked Out at Illinois Uranium Processing Plant, Steelworkers and Community Wait, Nervously
Bargain to Organize, Organize to Bargain

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