Labor Notes Archive

March, 2020

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
We Need More of Bernie's Spirit in Our Unions
Women Confront Ugly Harassment at Beauty Products Plant
Twin Cities Janitors and Guards Feature Climate and Housing in Their Strike Demands
Auto Reformers Go for Round Two
Steward's Corner: What to Do When Your Union Leaders Break Your Heart
Viewpoint: Employment-Based Health Care Is an Anchor around the Neck of the U.S. Working Class
Who Corrupted the Auto Union? Criminal Employers Did
University of California Intimidating International Students to Defeat Wildcat Strike
Facing Skyrocketing Rents, Santa Cruz Grad Students Extend Wildcat Strike
Viewpoint: 'The Irishman' May Win an Oscar, But It Shouldn't Win Union Members' Hearts
Comics Against the 1%: Black History Month
Teacher Strikes Boost Fight for Racial Justice in Schools

January, 2020

Eight Thousand Hospital Workers Strike in Seattle
Review: The Long Deep Grudge: A Story of Big Capital, Radical Labor, and Class War in the American Heartland
TV Review: A Slowdown and a Strike Get the Goods on Bob's Burgers
Paraeducators Join the National Uprising of School Employees
Strikes Are Hard Work
Can Workers Still Use the National Labor Relations Board under Trump?
How We Organized The Oakland Teachers Strike

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