Labor Notes Archive

March, 2017

AT&T Mobility Workers Dial It Up

February, 2017

Tens of Thousands Strike on Day without Immigrants
Illinois State Workers Authorize Strike Against Governor Who Invoked Legacy of PATCO
How We Got Out of a 401(k) and into a Real Pension
Minneapolis Bakery Workers Call Out Super Bowl Hypocrisy with ‘Taste of Justice’
More Repression, More Fightback! El Salvador's Labor Movement Defends the Minimum Wage
Viewpoint: The Boeing Vote Was Not a Referendum on Organizing the South
Viewpoints: Building Trades Activists Argue for a Different Approach to Trump
How We Got Our Lead Nurses Back
Credit Mass Resistance, Not Anti-Union Judge, for Blocking Trump’s Travel Ban
Food Workers Puzzled over Andrew Puzder for Secretary of Labor
Iowa’s New Union-Busting Bill Is Worse Than Wisconsin
Get Your Protest On: Tips for Taking It to the Streets
Viewpoint: Trump’s Trade Reforms Will Not Increase U.S. Wages
Staples Removed: How Postal Workers Defeated a Privatization Scheme
Solidarity Outlasts 'Right to Work' in Indiana Shipyard
Five Steps to Maintain Unity and Membership under Right to Work

January, 2017

New York Taxi Workers Strike Back Against Muslim Ban
Utility Locators Fight for First Contract
Book Review: Song of the Stubborn One Thousand
Betsy DeVos Gets an 'F' From Michigan Teachers
Argentina: Workers Occupy Printing Plant
Strikes by Janitors and Dining Hall Workers Inaugurate Trump Era
Teachers Protest Trump, DeVos in 200 Districts
Viewpoint: What’s Coming for Unions under President Trump
MLK's Advice on Strike Strategy Still Relevant Today
In Connecticut Hotels and Cafeterias, Recruiting a Rank-and-File Army of Organizers
Where to Find Better Candidates? Oregon Unions Are Growing Their Own
At the Birthplace of Auto Workers' Sit-Down Strikes, Locked Out for Eight Months and Counting
Chattanooga Auto Workers to Host Strike Meeting

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