Labor Notes Archive

January, 2012

100 Years Later, the Cry for ‘Bread & Roses’ Still Resonates
Protesting Speed-Up, Korean Auto Worker Sets Self on Fire
'Right to Work' Advances in Indiana over Protests
New York Governor, SEIU 1199 Raise Hackles with Medicaid Deal
What’s Behind Postal Crisis? Privatization.
As 'Right to Work' Law Looms, Indiana Occupiers Brace Limestone Strikers
Public Employees Need the Right To Strike

December, 2011

Occupy Wake-Up Call Caps Remarkable Year
The PATCO Syndrome
After Winning Election, Hoffa Targets Teamsters’ Right to Vote
Chicago Teachers Battle Mayor 1%
Nurses Press for Financial Transaction Tax
Big Box Scheduling Leaves Workers Exhausted and Broke
Help Push Us All Forward
Nurses Say Private Equity Firm Starving Massachusetts Hospitals
Unions Weigh California’s Taxing Situation
After Union Bails Out Cooper Tire, Company Locks Workers Out
Comcast Techs Fall Short after Six Weeks of Intimidation
Campaign Accelerates To Recall Wisconsin Governor
No-Strike Clauses Hold Back Unions
Port Actions Spark Debate
West Coast Terminals Close
Winning the P.R. War in a Contract Campaign
No-Strike Clauses Hold Back Unions
West Coast Port Shutdown Sparks Heated Debate between Unions, Occupy
Too Much to See at Detroit's Jam-Packed Troublemakers School
Verizon Targets Union Leaders in Retaliatory Firings
NLRB Moving to Speed Union Elections
Anti-Union Law Squeezes Wisconsin Teachers
Strike Wave in China Puts Heat On Official Union

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