Labor Notes Archive

March, 2020

It Didn’t Have to Be Like This
WEBINAR: Organizing without a Union During the Coronavirus / Organizándose sin sindicato durante el coronavirus
New York Nurses Are Living a Heartbreaking Nightmare
WEBINAR: Don't Die for Wall Street: Essential Workers on Why Everyone Else Should Stay Home
Walkouts Spread as Workers Seek Coronavirus Protections
Good News and Bad News Come with Huck-Konopacki Labor Cartoons’ Latest Book
$1,200 per Adult, $500 per Child: Stimulus Bill Nears Passage
Graduate Student Workers: UC Must Pay!
Newswatch: Labor Notes #493
Longshore Young Workers Come to the Aid of Tenants Facing Eviction
The Danger We're Facing: A Grocery Worker Speaks Out
Workers at Cambodia’s Biggest Casino Strike and Win Higher Wages and Reinstatement of Union President
Italian Warehouse Workers Say: Stop All Non-Essential Activity to Stop the Virus
VIDEO: Organizing in the Face of the Coronavirus
Organize or Die
Dispatch from Italy: Class Struggle in the Time of Coronavirus
Strike First, Then Bargain
Verizon Unions Win Model Paid Leave Policy for Coronavirus—Will Other Unions Demand the Same?
Detroit Bus Drivers Win Protections Against Virus Through Strike
Auto Companies Announce Closure Following Outbreak of Wildcat Strikes
Amazon Is Failing Its Workers during the Coronavirus Crisis
Frontline in a Pandemic: A UPS Worker’s View
As Rank-and-File Auto Workers Demand National Shutdown, Union Officials Partner with Companies to Keep Plants Open
Organizing around the World for PTO: Pandemic Time Off
Solidarity Is Our Only Chance
Saint Paul Teachers Strike for Their Students’ Mental Health
Union Reform: It's Not A One-Person Show
Film Review: When Women Struck for Equal Pay

February, 2020

U.K. Universities Strike Again, over Pensions, Pay, and Equity
One Local Union's New, Improved Endorsement Process

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