Labor Notes Archive

March, 2010

Toyota and the Myth of Quality
Immigration Reform Movement to Obama: Make the Change You Promised
Health Care Bill's Hidden Pitfalls
The Cost of Cheap Clothes: Twenty Dead in Bangladesh Factory Fire
As Toxic Health Care Debate Peters Out, Labor's Medicare-for-All Activists Dig In
Can Public Education Be Saved?
No More Empty Promises, Say Immigration Activists Descending on D.C.
GM’s Battery Plant Opens Non-Union
Single Payer in Vermont Takes Two Years to Build
Filipino Workers Face Arrest, Firing, and Worse For Trying to Organize
Rap: ‘If we can change the White House, we can change the hog house’
Mexico: Union Strikes and Blockages Back Fired Electrical Workers
Women in the Trades: They've Got Stories
Unions’ Top-Heavy Salaries a Drag on Organizing
What's happening at the conference?
Baltimore Worker Center Says Tourist District Shouldn't Grow on Poverty Jobs
Drug Tests Followed by Steelworker Suicides: How Should a Union Defend Members?
'Toxic' Health Bill or No, Labor's 'Medicare for All' Activists Dig In
Just Say ‘No’ to Drug Tests — Then Bargain
Bus Drivers Win First Contract After Strike and Lockout at University of Alabama
Anger at Insurance Companies Pulls 1000s to Protest
Women's Day March in San Antonio Says “Ya Basta” to Abusive Treatment of Workers
Mourning Students Interrupt Politics as Usual in Washington State
New York School Closings Move the Angry to Action
Chicago Teaching Assistants on Edge of Strike: ‘No Waiver, No Labor!’
March 4 Day of Action Ripples Through California and Beyond
E-Z Firings of Call Center Unionists
California Activists Set for Day of Action to Defend Public Education
Video: Fighting Wage Theft in New York
A Nurse in Haiti's "Unfathomable Sea of Need"

Pages