Labor Notes Archive

September, 2003

Auto Union Embraces Two-Tier Wages
Organizing and the Internet
Chicago Immigrant Workers ‘Get on the Bus’ For Freedom Rides
Striking Chicago Hotel Workers Celebrate Labor Day in the Rain, Sitting on Michigan Avenue
North Carolina Center Creates Alternatives for Black Workers in Union-Hostile South

August, 2003

Verizon Workers Stay on the Job as Contract Expires, Pressure Company From Within
UAW Will Trade Concessions for Health Care, Organizing Rights
Detroit Cintas Workers Prepare To Strike As Union Revs Up National Organizing Campaign
Is Labor on the Edge of a New Upsurge?
Mexican Teachers Fight for Union Reform and Quality Public Education
Keep Voting Till You Get It Right
In the Wake of September 11: New York Restaurant Workers Explore New Strategies
Non-Union, Low-Wage Workers Are Finding a Voice as Immigrant Workers Centers Grow

July, 2003

Unions Gear Up for Showdown at Verizon
Rail Workers Battle Unsafe Remote Control Technology
Jersey Teachers Defy Backlash, Win Strikes
Jobs with Justice Holds Annual Meeting in Miami
German Union Suffers First Defeat in 50 Years

June, 2003

Rubber Workers in Southern Illinois Still Fighting For a Union
Watchdog, Lapdog -- or Canary in the Mine Shaft?
Bhopal Trade Unionists Take On Dow Chemical
New Financial Disclosure Rules Should Go Back to the Drawing Board
UAW Trades Pay Cut for Neutrality
Two Unions Enter Recognition Pact with Health Care Company
Opposition to Health Benefit Cuts Unites Workers in Call for “Health Care for All!”

May, 2003

“Doomsday,” Layoffs, & Monkeys For Sale
The Truth About Budget Deficits
Azteca Strike Ends, Boycott Continues
UAW Advocates Lower Pension Fund Contributions
‘No Whistling While You Work!’

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