Labor Notes Archive

March, 2015

Wisconsin, Round Two: As Unions Hesitate, ‘Right to Work’ Advances
Wisconsin, Round Two: Walker Attacks Private Sector Workers
Steward's Corner: In a ‘Right to Work’ State, Union Grows by Fighting Racism
Auto Strikers Stave Off Layoffs in Brazil

February, 2015

Safety Is Life-or-Death, Say Refinery Strikers
Out of the Closet: A Sanitation Worker Fights Discrimination
Chicago Teachers Force Rahm into a Runoff
VIDEO: What If Unions Took to Heart the Need to Organize Their Own Members?
Telecom Strikers Win Limits on Outsourcing
Finally, Cablevision Caves
Review: Can Labor Save Itself?
Mexican Teachers Resist Their Own Brand of ‘Education Reform’
Steward's Corner: Use Recertification to Build Your Union
UConn Graduate Workers Press for a First Contract
Voices from Kaiser Hawai’i Picket Lines
At Last, Private Sector Faculty Get Green Light to Unionize
Chicago Teachers Take On Rahm Democrats
Union Official Links Foxconn Deaths to Excessive Overtime
A Harrowing Account of Working on the Docks
Jail Infirmary Workers Raise Alarm on Unsafe Staffing

January, 2015

Servers, Not Servants
Women Sue Ford Over Sexual Harassment
Teamsters Secure their Right to Vote, In Time for 2016 Election
Review: 'Undocumented: How Immigration Became Illegal'
Union Faces Fresh Questions in West Coast Longshore Standoff
Rail Workers and Environmentalists to Teach Each Other
Unbought Slate Wins against Democrats-for-Chevron
‘Solidarity Forever’ Written 100 Years Ago, Today
Review: ‘We Are All Equals Now’: How Trapped Chilean Miners Survived
We Need Less Work, Not More

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