Labor Notes Archive

February, 2011

Restaurant Employees Call for Higher Wages for Tipped Workers
Wisconsin: ‘As Long As It Takes’
Wisconsin Labor Jams Capitol To Resist Governor’s Attacks
Worker Injuries? Not Interested, says Obama's Labor Department
Cairo: View from the Street
Hotel Workers Target Hyatt
Egypt: ‘Our Ability to Resist Is Our Guarantee’
Suez Canal Strike Could Rattle Egypt’s Regime
Egypt: Today Strikers Took Center Stage
Young Workers United Runs a Marathon, Not a Sprint, in Organizing San Francisco
UK Wants Volunteers to Make Up for Massive Public Service Cuts
Chipotle Chipocrisy: Dissing Its Mexican Workforce
Education Reform the Union Way
Strong Words against Wal-Mart at New York Rally
Unions Beat Anti-Teacher Agenda in Illinois
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How’s Partnership Working for Teachers?
NYC Mayor's School Closings Snow Job Not Fooling Anyone
Privatizers Chase Education’s Billions
Billionaires’ School Reform: What It Means for Teachers and Students

January, 2011

Unions, Allies Block Entrance to Billionaires’ Meeting
Canadians Rally to Defend Pensions in U.S. Steel Lockout
Machinists Sue South Carolina Governor for Anti-Union Threats
Unions Can Address Jobs Crisis with Bold Action to Protect the Climate
What If Executives Feared Prison Time For Health and Safety Crimes?
Teamsters Election Supervisor Dings Hoffa for Attempted Bribes
Locked-Out Steelworkers Hit Honeywell for Cheating on Test to Run Uranium Plant
UAW’s Organizing Guidelines Undercut Workers’ Rights
UAW Says It Will Go ‘All In’ To Organize Foreign-Owned Auto Plants
Grievance Strike Shutters Chemical Plant

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