Labor Notes Archive

February, 2001

Business-as-Usual Unionism Lost the Newspaper Strike
What Went Wrong in Detroit? Business-as-Usual Unionism Lost the Newspaper Strike
Insurgents Take Charge in Big New York Transit Union

January, 2001

The Newspaper War Moves to Seattle
In South Louisiana, Mariners Fight for a Union
Arson Hits Leader of Duro Workers
Strike Paper Started
In South Louisiana, Mariners Fight for a Union

December, 2000

Bus Strike Ends in Victory for Driver-Rider Alliance
Ford Uses Shrinks Instead of Thugs
Bus Strike Ends in Victory for Driver-Rider Alliance
Dissidents Find Their Sanity Questioned

November, 2000

L.A. Bus Drivers Fight to Keep Good-Paying Union Jobs
The Persistent Problem of Health and Safety in the Auto Industry
L.A. Bus Drivers Fight to Keep Good-Paying Union Jobs
The Persistent Problem of Health and Safety in the Auto Industry

October, 2000

Unions May Have Foothold in Wireless Industry Telephone Strikers Curb Verizon's Culture of Stress

September, 2000

Telephone Strikers Curb Verizon's Culture of Stress
Hiding Industry's Health and Safety Epidemic
Hiding Industry's Health and Safety Epidemic

August, 2000

Illusions About Employee Ownership Being Shattered at United Air Lines
Employers Livid About Anti-Spying Law Passed by Republican Congress
Immigrants Find High-Tech Servitude in Silicon Valley

July, 2000

Auto Workers Sanctioned Over Raiding Charges
Study Finds Sweatshops Widespread in Chicago

June, 2000

Showdown at Bell Atlantic Will Focus on Keeping Telephone Industry Unionized
Global Labor Stands Up to Global Capital

May, 2000

Police Close Down Washington to Keep World Bank/IMF Open
Labor Stood With the Direct Action Folks...
Postal Workers Fight Privatization With Private-Sector Organizing

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