Labor Notes Archive

August, 2011

Auto Companies Recover, But Jobs Are Harder
Verizon Strike Ends, For Now
Big Organizing Challenge Remains After Temporary Truce at Verizon
Viewpoint: Let’s Learn the Right Lessons from Wisconsin
Recalls Gained Two Seats, Needed Three
Longshore Workers Block Train, Occupy Terminal
Sugar Workers Bitter Over Lockout
Sugar Workers Bitter over Lockout
Verizon Cuts Off Strikers’ Health Care, as Service Outages Rise
In Norway, Right-Wing Terror Flares as Solidarity Ebbs
REVIEW: Reviving Labor's Last, Best, and Final Weapon—The Strike
Verizon Strike Turns Away Customers and Chases Scabs
Wisconsin Recalls Take Two, Needed Three
A Day in an Auto Plant: High-Stakes Musical Chairs
The NEA’s Circus
Verizon Strike: As Billions Roll In, Workers Walk Out
Honeywell Uranium Workers End Lockout, Accept Concessions
Next Low-Wage Haven: USA
Strike Beats Back Pension Cuts at NY Nuclear Plants
Koreans Brave Pepper Spray, Thugs to Rally at Crane Sit-In
A Disastrous Debt Deal: Just Cuts, and No Jobs
Verizon Showdown Calls for New Strike Tactics
Emergency Decree Cuts Wages for Detroit School Workers
Furniture Workers Win Ikea Union Drive, With Help from Abroad
Sotheby’s Locks Out Union Art Handlers, Again

July, 2011

CWA's T-Mobile Win Sets Stage for AT&T Merger Fight
Reform: The Trojan Horse Wheeling into Schools
New York’s $600 Million Fraud Shows Privatization Doesn’t Pay
Republicans Shut Down Aviation Agency over Union Election Rules
Why Connecticut Workers Said ‘No Concessions’

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