Labor Notes Archive

February, 2013

Union Pension Fund Finances Runaway Shop
The Corporations Have Two Parties, Now What?
Cambodian Workers Camp Out, Hunger Strike Against Walmart and H&M
UPDATE: Chrysler Warren Stamping Workers Still Fighting Alternative Work Schedules
Strikers Get Jobs Back at Law-Breaking Nursing Home Chain
Boeing’s ‘Angry Nerds’ Reject Contract as Dreamliner Crisis Continues
New York School Bus Strike Ends
Making the Whole City Your Bargaining Committee
Immigration Reform May Come with Big Gifts to Employers
Teachers Union Absorbs Rump Nurses Group
Climate Change Is Drowning Out ‘Jobs vs. Environment’ Debate
Aggressive Employers Challenge Longshore Workers on Both Coasts
Harvard Library Workers Resist Top-Down Restructuring and Austerity
Working without a Contract: A Strategy Whose Time Has Come?
Supersizing Pay in New Zealand
Students Call Adidas on the (Red) Carpet over Sweatshops
Postmaster General Tries to Kill Saturday Delivery
NLRB Gridlock: One Step Back, Two Steps Further Back
Philadelphia Teachers Take School Closings Fight Citywide
Scrutinizing the Scrutinizers: Airport Screeners Dislike Pass-Fail Tests

January, 2013

A Novel Idea: Fiction for Labor Activists
Cablevision Workers, Mayoral Candidates, Clergy Protest Mass Firing
Campus Workers Win Training, Hours to Cook Better Food
First Contracts: How to Avoid Delay, Disappointment and Decertification
Focus Voters' Anger on Corporations, Not Just Republicans
Video: Bus Strike Reveals 'Free Market' Fakery
MLK-Themed Action Perturbs Cablevision Managers
Warehouse Strategies Squeeze Walmart’s Pressure Points
In Walmart and Fast Food, Unions Scaling Up a Strike-First Strategy
New York Teacher Evaluation Talks Break Down

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