Labor Notes Archive

October, 2016

Making the Rich Pay
On Intermittent Strikes, Labor Board's Top Attorney Cites Labor Notes
Milwaukee Educators Thwart School Takeover Scheme
In Chicago, Teachers and Black Lives Matter Activists Partner Up to Build a Bigger Movement
All Tricks, No Treat in Peeps Candy Strike
Inoculate Your Co-Workers against the Boss's Tactics
How Brazilian Bank Workers Learn to Dream Bigger
Chicago Teachers Avert a Strike by Forcing the Mayor to Dig Deep
Review: Undocumented Workers Organize at a Los Angeles Shoe Factory in This Poignant Novel
Texas Musicians Strike to Save Their Orchestra
Teamster Contest Reaches Fever Pitch
How D.C. Drivers Put the Brakes on Unsafe Buses
Minnesota Nurse: After a Month on Strike, We’re Not Backing Down
Dining Workers Strike at Harvard, World's Richest University
Campus Workers Unmask Scheme To Privatize All Tennessee Property

September, 2016

This October, All Hands On Deck to Stop the TPP
Review: What Chinese Workers Are Learning from Their Strikes
Cartoon: Grad Students Get the Go-Ahead to Unionize
A Union Is Brewing at Virginia Lipton Factory
Business-Backed ‘Anti-Union Union’ Falters at Volkswagen
Farmworkers Taste the Fruits of Victory
Chicago Teacher: Why We May Strike Again
Welcome, Leah!
Viewpoint: Unifor’s Focus on Investment Lets Down Canadian GM Workers
As UMass Higher-Ups Gut Labor Center, Students and Alums Speak Out
'Superstore' Is the Realest Retail Sitcom Yet
At the Profitable Space Needle, Workers Keep Pushing for a Contract
When Your Boss Is Just Going through the Motions
How Community-College Faculty Organized a Strike and Scored a Contract
What We Did on Your Summer Vacation: Won the First-Ever Union Contract at Sarah Lawrence College

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