Labor Notes Archive

July, 2019

Kentucky Miners Are Camped Out on Railroad Tracks, Blocking a Coal Train, Demanding Their Stolen Wages
Bus Drivers Stand Up to Retaliation and Win First Contract
Letters: Volkswagen and the United Auto Workers
From the Archives: Immigration Raids Make Latino Workers the Enemy
Baltimore Teacher Reformers' Win Upheld by National Union
Volkswagen Declares Mission Accomplished
Taiwanese Flight Attendant Strike Cancels 2,250 Flights
Viewpoint: As Big Three Negotiations Open, Which Way Forward for the Auto Workers?
Prime Day for Amazon Protests
Amazon Warehouse Worker: Why I’m Taking Action
Bus Drivers Strike Reveals Inequality on Martha’s Vineyard
At an Autism Therapy Chain, Low-Wage Therapists Unionize
Review: A Plant Closing War
Blue-Collar Workers: Let's All Support the Green New Deal
Taiwan Flight Attendant Strikers Call for Solidarity
How a Transit Union Triumphed in an Anti-Union Stronghold
Letter to the Editor: Subminimum Wage for Disabled Workers Must Go!
Steward's Corner: Don't Complain, Organize!

June, 2019

Six-Month Retail Strike in Freezing Saskatchewan Didn’t Beat Two-Tier
Erie Locomotive Workers Avert Strike with New Contract at Wabtec
South Korean Labor Leader Arrested after Clashes over Working Hours
Beware of the 'Easy' Way
NewsGuild Challenger Calls for Rerun Election
Why the UAW Lost Again in Chattanooga
Volkswagen Declares War against Works Council and German Union
On Eve of Union Vote, Chattanooga VW Workers Describe Rampant Workplace Injuries
Injured VW Worker: ‘This Is Why We Need a Union’
Steward's Corner: Pennies for Evelyn
Less Messaging, More Action

May, 2019

Baltimore Teachers Unseat Incumbents, Who Demand a Do-Over

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