Labor Notes Archive

October, 2014

Women Lead Sanitation Strike at Massive Education Complex in China
Viewpoint: People’s Veto of a Union-Busting Law Holds Lessons
Wave of Contingent-Faculty Organizing Sweeps onto Campuses
Nurses, Bus Drivers, Teachers: Facing Violence on the Job
Review: Alt-Labor or Not, It Will Take Rank-and-File Power to Revive Us
Students and Workers Strike for Democratic Reforms in Hong Kong
Seattle Boycotts Hyatt while a Boston Boycott Ends

September, 2014

Everyone On the Bus: Rider-Driver Alliances
Review: Why Privatization Fails
Did Lear Strike Really Beat Two-Tier?
Bus Company Fails at Racial Divide and Conquer
High-Flying Drones and Basement Wages: Alarming Trends in Package Delivery
Members Are Angry at the Union for… Wait, What?!
Viewpoint: Unusual Victory At Market Basket
Sunday Climate March Drawing Unprecedented Labor Support
Overwhelming Union Win for American Airlines Agents
Review: How Coal Miners Fought the Railroad Barons
New Safety-Conscious GM? Not for Injured Workers
Rail Workers Vote Down Single-Person Crews
Grain Agreement Ends Lockouts in Northwest Ports
Protests Break the Silence of Grief over Turkish Mine Disaster
Stop Feeding The Hand that Bites Us
International Teacher Solidarity Cross-Pollinates
Defend (and Understand) Your Transgender Members
Audio: Home Care Unions Adapt to New Legal Obstacles

August, 2014

Viewpoint: Don’t Just ‘Save Artie T.’
They Don’t Need a Majority To Get Things Done
‘Hands Up, Don’t Ship!’ Minneapolis UPS Workers Protest Shipments to Missouri Police
Six Hundred Cleaning Ladies Re-Invigorating Greek Movement
Market Basket Strike Looks Like a Strike Should

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