Labor Notes Archive

January, 2014

L.A. Teachers Run on a Bigger Vision
Grad Employees Re-Unionize at New York University—First in the Country
South Korea Rail Workers Strike against Privatization
Review: The Sham of School Reform
Boeing Machinists Narrowly Approve End to Pensions
‘Way Past Time’ at Olean General
Seattle Labor Rallies Behind ‘No’ Vote at Boeing
Public Sector Unions Win When They Preach 'Tax the Rich'

December, 2013

Will Boeing Workers Nix Givebacks in Forced Re-vote?
2013 in Review: Aiming Higher, Labor Tries New Angles and Alliances
VIDEO: ‘The Place to Learn How to Fight’
Labor Artists Keep Our Movement Fun and Strong
A Seminar on the Labor Movement— With an Opinionated Professor
On Heels of Brazil-Wide Protests, Aerospace Strikers Win Pay Raise
How'd Seattle Do It?
Charters Get Kids Cubicle-Ready
Books to Give (or Keep)
Retail Sit-Down in 1937 Detroit: Lessons for Today’s Low-Wage Strikers
Unions and Media Break Bread—and Stereotypes
UAW Dues Increase? Biggest Mistake since Two-Tier
Memphis Fast Food Strike: We Can’t Survive on $7.25
Fighting Eviction When Your Home Is Your Workplace
Ohioans Elect Two Dozen City Councilors on Independent Labor Ticket
Review: Trash Talk about Sanitation Workers
How Traveling Musicians Won a Union of Their Own

November, 2013

Wildcat Strikes Push China to Write New Labor Laws
Should First Graders Take A Test? Teachers Say No
Walmart Workers Plan Raucous Black Friday
An iPad on Every Desk: A Trojan Horse, Teachers Say
Workers or 'Leaseholders'? D.C. Cabbies Ally with Teamsters

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