Labor Notes Archive

August, 2020

‘Postmaster DeLay’ Takes One Step Back amid Media Scrutiny, Public Protest, and Worker Resistance
After Four-Year First Contract Fight, Northern Illinois Faculty Secure COVID Protections
New UE Pamphlet Highlights Rank-and-File Control, Calls for Return to 'Them and Us Unionism'
Educators Demand Virtual Schools as 'Least Bad' but Safe Option
Farewell, Chris
Maine Shipbuilders Bring the Hammer Down, Reject Concessions
VIDEO: Weingarten Rights: How to Represent Workers in Investigatory Interviews
Akron Professors Vote No on 'Hit List' Layoffs that Would Tear Up Contract
Billionaire Owners Give Ballpark Workers the Boot
Viewpoint: Pro-Labor Candidates Are Upending New York Politics—But Where Are the Unions?
Viewpoint: Failure to Enforce Mask Mandate Leaves Grocery Workers Vulnerable
'We Feed You, Don’t Let Us Starve': Restaurant Workers Mobilize to Extend Unemployment Benefits
Remember the Public Sector in the Fight for Black Lives
Viewpoint: Concessions Are Back. So Are the Flashbacks.
New York Bookstore Workers Blast Their Boss for Layoffs While Taking a PPP Loan

July, 2020

Brooklyn Teamsters Protest UPS Harassment of Black Shop Stewards
Somerville Paraeducators Win 20 Percent Raise and Permanent Status After Nine-Month Battle
Could a Teacher Strike Wave Halt Premature School Reopenings and Flatten the Pandemic's Curve?
The Australian Green Bans: When Construction Workers Went on Strike for the Environment
‘No Increase? No Work!’ Toronto Health Care Workers Save Pandemic Premium via Job Action
Herman Benson’s Lifelong Fight For Democratic Unions
Santa Rosa Hospital Workers Strike to Defend Sick Time and Health Care in Midst of Pandemic
Lessons from the Amazon Tax Victory in Seattle
Full Steam Ahead on Reopening Schools? No Way, Say Teachers
Three Bold Moves Our Movement Must Embrace in the Wake of the Landmark LGBTQ Supreme Court Decision
Detroit-Area Teachers: 'Safe Schools or No School!'
Letters to the Editor: Issue 497
Steward's Corner: How to Fight Concessions
Concessions Didn't Work Then and They Won't Now
Farewell, Samantha

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