Labor Notes Archive

May, 2019

As VW Election Nears, CEO Stokes Fears over Plant Closing from 1988
Strike by Drivers Disrupts Uber Launch
Strike Empties the Shelves at Stop & Shop
UE Faces Down Two-Tier in Erie
A Tumultuous Week for Chattanooga Volkswagen Workers
Controversial Settlement Divides New York Nurses
Winnipeg Bus Drivers Go on One-Day Fare Strike
Larry Hanley: A Union Force of Nature
Rest In Power, Larry Hanley
Commuters and Bus Drivers Unite: Larry Hanley's Staten Island Campaign
Dan Clawson, Presente!
Toledoans Rally behind Hospital Strikers
VIDEO: Fighting Austerity and the Boss in Higher Education
Tennessee Janitors Convince Target To Drop Dirty Cleaning Contractor
Book Review: Red State Revolt
From the Archives: Mass Action Backs Up Stewards on Grievances
Trump Labor Board Postpones VW Vote While Company Manufactures Climate of Fear
Amnesty For All

April, 2019

Connecticut Hotel Workers Do Their Own Organizing and Beat the Boss
Tennessee Governor Leads Anti-Union Captive Audience Meeting at VW
Federal Workers Pivot from Shutdown to Defeat Childcare Cuts
Volkswagen Jump-Starts Anti-Union Campaign
A Month of Troublemaking
Teachers' Strike Sweeps Poland
International Student Workers Key to Chicago Grad Strike Victory
A Hotly Contested Race for NewsGuild President
Volkswagen Abandons Union Neutrality with Anti-UAW Letter
Third Time’s the Charm? UAW Announces New Election at Volkswagen
Who Controls Our Time?
Troublemakers Go to School in Detroit

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