Labor Notes Archive

September, 2005

Bush Takes Advantage
Northwest Pushes ‘Permanent Solution’ to Union Problem
Pittsburgh Musicians Fight Replacement with Canned Music
Workers Movement Growing In Iran
Machinists Strike Boeing over Pensions, Health Care, Lost Jobs
The Art of Labor, the Labor of Art
In The Wake Of The Split: Tensions Rising In Labor Movement

August, 2005

What Does the AFL-CIO Split Mean?
Northwest Mechanics Strike Against Deep Pay Cuts, Outsourcing
Behind The Split
Labor History Re-examined: Is Change to Win A New CIO?
NEA Convention

July, 2005

Feds File Racketeering Lawsuit Against Longshore Union
Tour of Iraqi Labor Leaders Gives American Workers a Closer Look
Debate over Future of Fed Produces More Heat than Light
Reflections on the Birth of the Canadian Auto Workers
Subway Automation Threatens Jobs and Safety
Canadian Unions Fight For Same Sex Marriage
Feds File Racketeering Lawsuit Against Longshore Union
Northwest Mechanics Strike Against Deep Pay/Benefit Cuts, Layoffs, Outsourcing

June, 2005

A ‘Truth Commission’ for AFL’s Foreign Policy
Black Unionists Need Independent Voice in Debate
Labor-Management Partnership Is Part of Service Employees Vision for Power
Puerto Rican Teachers Fight for Union Democracy
Rackateering Lawsuit Against ILA Leaders Must Give Members Control

May, 2005

United Air Workers Face Biggest Pension Default in U.S. History
Both Restructuring & Member Involvement Needed
Need Better Leadership? Run for Office
Canadian Paper Mill Workers in Five-Month Strike Against Forest Products Giant
Discord at SEIU 888

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