Labor Notes Archive

February, 2011

Shock and Law: Politicians Push Anti-Worker Bills
Indiana Unionists Face Down Attacks
Wisconsin, Everywhere
CWA’s ‘Speed Matters’ Campaign: Defending an Open, High-Speed Internet
Thousands Rally in Columbus to Stop Anti-Union Bill
Egyptian Workers: ‘It’s Not Finished’
Pushed Too Far, Ohio Labor Gears for Fight
At the Madison Capitol: Demands and Tactics Have Shifted
Wisconsin Dems Take a Hike as Protests Swell
Restaurant Employees Call for Higher Wages for Tipped Workers
Wisconsin: ‘As Long As It Takes’
Wisconsin Labor Jams Capitol To Resist Governor’s Attacks
Worker Injuries? Not Interested, says Obama's Labor Department
Cairo: View from the Street
Hotel Workers Target Hyatt
Egypt: ‘Our Ability to Resist Is Our Guarantee’
Suez Canal Strike Could Rattle Egypt’s Regime
Egypt: Today Strikers Took Center Stage
Young Workers United Runs a Marathon, Not a Sprint, in Organizing San Francisco
UK Wants Volunteers to Make Up for Massive Public Service Cuts
Chipotle Chipocrisy: Dissing Its Mexican Workforce
Education Reform the Union Way
Strong Words against Wal-Mart at New York Rally
Unions Beat Anti-Teacher Agenda in Illinois
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How’s Partnership Working for Teachers?
NYC Mayor's School Closings Snow Job Not Fooling Anyone
Privatizers Chase Education’s Billions
Billionaires’ School Reform: What It Means for Teachers and Students

January, 2011

Unions, Allies Block Entrance to Billionaires’ Meeting

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