Labor Notes Archive

April, 2002

UAL mechanics face concessions after voting for increases
Anti-Globalization Activists And Unions Can Still Work Together
Les mouvements anti-mondialisation et les syndicats peuvent encore travailler ensemble
The Story of a Bracero
IMF and World Bank Killed Argentina
Nuke Plant Wins by “Caring about the Community”

March, 2002

Living Wage Movement Greets the Recession with New Victories
Aux Etats-Unis le "Mouvement pour un salaire décent" accueille la récession par de nouvelles victoires
50,000 People From 100 Countries Hold ‘World Social Forum’
Labor Missed a Big Opportunity at the World Economic Forum
Victory In Sight For Striking Workers At Pacifica
Strike Signals Critical Juncture for Postal Union's Private Sector Organizing Campaign
What Can We Learn From Enron?
As Benefits End, Unions Face `Welfare to Work’ Challenges
Fight For Reform In Afscme DC 37 Continues Among Health Care Workers
Delta Flight Attendants Vote 98% For Union -- And Lose
It's Enron-Ron

February, 2002

The Battle of the Plaza de Mayo
La Batalla de Plaza de Mayo
Steel Crisis Deepens As LTV Shuts Down; Health Care and Pension Benefits in Danger
Around the World, Mass Political Strikes Challenge the Effects of Globalization
The Global Economy Must Market Democratic Values
Entrevista con Daniel Ximenez
Globalizadores Cuando Les Conviene

January, 2002

AFL-CIO Stays the Course
Teachers in Handcuffs
Hoffa Now Must Negotiate the Big Teamster Contracts
Winning a Living Wage Ordinance from the Grassroots
Lucent Technologies Workers Fight Plant Closing to the Bitter End
A Scripted, Upbeat Labor Convention

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