Labor Notes Archive

November, 2011

Occupy Wall Street Regroups, as Union Allies Mobilize
SEIU Settles Sodexo’s Racketeering Suit, with Organizing Gains Uncertain
Massachusetts Comcast Workers Seek Union Vote
Chicago Warehouse Workers Navigate Maze of Contractors to Organize
At Sotheby’s and Beyond, ‘Occupy’ Movement Boosts Unions
Korean Sit-In atop Crane Defeats Job Cuts
Ohio Unions Deliver Stunning Defeat to Republicans
Auto Workers Win Right to Wear Protest T-Shirts
Unions' All-Out Effort Looks to Pay Off in Ohio
Oil Pipeline Fight Roils Unions
VIDEO: Newsflash, FOX, Wall Street Runs Washington
The Super Committee’s Debt Misdirection Scheme
Occupy Oakland Shuts Port as Unions Hustle to Keep Up
Will ‘Governor 1 Percent’ Break New York’s Public Unions?
Teamsters Spread Sympathy Strikes
L.A. Car Wash Workers Win a Union

October, 2011

Can Sandy Pope Win 3-Way Teamsters Race?
Tomato Pickers: Trader Joe’s Is Rotten
Chrysler Workers Object to Imposed Contract
NY Millionaires' Tax Back in Spotlight
Blowing Holes in the Low-Road Approach
Michigan Unions and Poor Face 85 Hostile Laws
Occupy Movement Faces Arrests, Aims at Verizon and Foreclosures
South Korea Sit-In Connects to U.S. ‘Occupiers’
Fear is Biggest Obstacle, Says Farmworkers Union
Auto Workers Approve Ford Contract after Hard Sell
Alabama Workers Meet Harsh Immigration Law with Wildcats
Taxi Workers Become a Union—Officially
New York Nurse Reformers One Step Closer to Power
Auto Workers Approve Ford Contract after Hard Sell

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