Labor Notes Archive

February, 2022

Transit Workers Deserve Hazard Pay
Farmworkers and Firefighters Are on the Front Lines of Climate-Fueled Catastrophe
Viewpoint: Gig Workers Deserve Real Labour Rights, Not Backroom Deals Like This One Between Uber and UFCW Canada
How Lobstermen Formed a Union Co-op to Claw Back Fair Prices
In a Landslide Victory, Mexican GM Workers Vote In an Independent Union
Rail Unions Are Bargaining Over a Good Job Made Miserable
Labor Must Rise Against Vaccine Apartheid

January, 2022

Steward's Corner: Making Rallies Look and Feel Powerful
Mexican Auto Workers to Choose New Union in Landmark Vote
Striking Massachusetts Nurses Outwait Corporate Giant Tenet
Bay Area Transit Workers Organize for Hazard Pay, Build Toward Contract Campaigns
Mike Parker: A Labor Educator with Impact
Rest in Power Mike Parker, 1940-2022
As Omicron Rages, Teachers and Students Fight for Safety Measures in Chicago and Elsewhere
Steward's Corner: Using Pressure to Settle Grievances

December, 2021

UPS Drivers Stage a Walk-in to Defend a Fired Co-Worker
Christmas On Strike: Warrior Met Miners Stick It Out
Whatever Happened to 'Eight Hours for What You Will'?
It's Awfully Convenient for Shippers that Longshore Workers Get Blamed for Delays, As Contract Fight Looms
Who Might Strike in 2022? Hundreds of Big Contracts Will Be Up
Review: How Labor Can Stop ‘The Privatization of Everything’
2021 Year In Review: The Only Way Out Is Through
Troublemakers Schooled in Detroit and Philly
Kellogg's Strikers: We Want a Clear Path Out of Two-Tier, Set in Stone
Instead of Coal, These Nurses Gave Their Boss 900 Documented Incidents of Unsafe Understaffing
Supply Chain Snafus Give Santa's Elves New Leverage
Teachers Say Students Are Stressed and Fragile—While District Pushes Standardized Tests
The Supply Chain Disruption Arrives ‘Just in Time’
Johnson Brothers Strikers Take Their Fight to the Customers
Auto Workers Win Direct Democracy in Referendum

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