Labor Notes Archive

September, 2011

Longshore Union Protests ‘Police Brutality’ as President Surrenders
California Farmworkers Rebound after Veto
Michigan Rebels Against Emergency Managers
Was Verizon Unions’ Labor Lost?
Tomato Pickers Pedal for Penny
GM Settlement Fulfills Low Expectations
21,000 Strike Giant California Hospital Chains
California Grocery Workers Win Settlement, Wait for Details
Hershey Still Silent after Student Guestworkers Strike
Low Expectations Are Met in GM-UAW Deal
Building a Coalition from the Grassroots
UAW Contract’s Hidden Surprises for Skilled Trades
Transit Union Takes Education On the Road
Week-Long Strikes Push Hyatt for Contracts, Right to Solidarity
The Big Winner in Obama’s Jobs Speech? Small Thinking.
SEIU: Nursing Home Boss Cheats Workers, Founds 'Institute for Justice'
Longshore Workers Dump Scab Grain to Protect Jobs
Hoffa's Hot Air
Why Not Give Up? Here’s Why.
UAW Dissidents Push Second-Tier Workers into Contract Talks
Facing Consensus on Austerity This Labor Day, Is Labor Ready to Test Its Independence?
Nurses Protest in 60 Cities, Demanding Tax on Wall Street
Review: “The Help” Today
Reformers Sweep Election in New York Nurses Union

August, 2011

How Walmart Trains Managers
Store Workers Say: Whose Walmart? OUR Walmart!
Hershey’s Walkout Exposes J-1 Guestworker Scam
Auto Companies Recover, But Jobs Are Harder
Verizon Strike Ends, For Now
Big Organizing Challenge Remains After Temporary Truce at Verizon

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