Labor Notes Archive

February, 2010

How Could Little NUHW Beat Giant SEIU? Stewards.
Restaurant Workers Launch Multi-City Campaign to Transform Low-Wage Industry
After Bankruptcy and Concessions at Telecom Firm, Communications Workers Push to Prevent a Repeat
Asbestos Rains Down on Chilly Delphi Workers, but UAW's in a Deep Freeze
Hospitals Ravaged by Recession Pile More Work on Staff
Coast to Coast Solidarity as Tough Verizon Talks Start
Unable to Cut Hourly Wages to $8, Hugo Boss Tries to Flee Overseas

January, 2010

Reform Caucus Jolts Chicago Teachers Union
Labor Needs a New Survival Plan—Now
Auto Worker Activists Regroup, Prepare to Fight Anew
Race to the Top: Unions Asked to Play Ball for Education Dollars
Mexican Mine Company Attempts to Buy Workers it Could Not Beat
NUHW Takes Kaiser Elections
Cameras on Trains Have Big Blind Spots
Growing Labor Support for Palestine Faces Stiff Opposition in the U.S.
Non-Majority Auto Union in North Carolina Fights to Soften the Blow of Layoffs
Sick of Scandals, Locomotive Engineers Fight for Right to Elect Officers
Solidarity Success: The Sun Comes Up on South African Negotiations
Anger over Health Care Bill Creates Uncertain Future
One of Us: A Professor Who Knows Which Side He’s On
Interview: In Iran, Labor Activists Face Repression
Celebrate Martin Luther King Day in the Streets
Haiti: Give Here
Health Care Victory—or Pretzel?
Sick of Worrying, Sick of Waiting, Backers of Immigration Reform Rally
Reform Teamster Leaders Out, Then In Again, in Chicago
Labor Notes Conference: Home-based Workers Swelling Labor's Ranks, Still Struggling for Dignity and Power
Laborers Join with Worker Centers, Aiming To Organize Residential Construction
‘There Are No Tea-baggers in Soup Lines’
Put Tax on ‘Cadillac’ Health Plans Up on Blocks

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