Labor Notes Archive

May, 2001

Amid the Tear Gas in Quebec, Thousands Oppose New Free Trade Deal
'New Economy' High-Tech Jobs Look Much Like Old Economy Low-Wage Work
Airlines Claim Poverty After Years of Record Profits; Bush Backs Management

April, 2001

Airlines Claim Poverty After Years of Record Profits; Bush Backs Management
Union Leaders Killed at U.S.-Owned Mine in Colombia
Solidarity Grows for Dockers Victimized by "Police Riots"
Canadian Auto Workers Brings Members Into Discussion of Union and Politics
Solidarity Grows for Dockers Victimized by "Police Riots"
Canadian Auto Workers Brings Members Into Discussion of Union and Politics

March, 2001

Deregulation Bites Back in California
San Francisco Bike Messengers' Union Rolls Out Direct Action, Strikes
Labor Responds to the Energy Fiasco Deregulation Bites Back in California
San Francisco Bike Messengers' Union Rolls Out Direct Action, Strikes

February, 2001

Insurgents Take Charge in Big New York Transit Union
Business-as-Usual Unionism Lost the Newspaper Strike
What Went Wrong in Detroit? Business-as-Usual Unionism Lost the Newspaper Strike
Insurgents Take Charge in Big New York Transit Union

January, 2001

The Newspaper War Moves to Seattle
In South Louisiana, Mariners Fight for a Union
Arson Hits Leader of Duro Workers
Strike Paper Started
In South Louisiana, Mariners Fight for a Union

December, 2000

Bus Strike Ends in Victory for Driver-Rider Alliance
Ford Uses Shrinks Instead of Thugs
Bus Strike Ends in Victory for Driver-Rider Alliance
Dissidents Find Their Sanity Questioned

November, 2000

L.A. Bus Drivers Fight to Keep Good-Paying Union Jobs
The Persistent Problem of Health and Safety in the Auto Industry
L.A. Bus Drivers Fight to Keep Good-Paying Union Jobs
The Persistent Problem of Health and Safety in the Auto Industry

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