Labor Notes Archive

June, 2020

Can Auto Workers Win the Right to Vote? Here's How Teamsters Did It
Postal Day of Action: "We Need the Postal Service!"
How Phoenix Educators Used the ‘Red for Ed’ Momentum to Rebuild Our Local Union
After Labor Board Ruling, Unions Must Shut Door on Management Rights
Unions Take Up the Black Lives Banner
Philly Sanitation Workers Rally, Join Demand for PPE, Right to Refuse Dangerous Work
It's Time to Make Black Lives Matter in Our Unions
Our LGBTQ Community Became Stronger When We Organized
Striking McDonald’s Workers Block Entrance, Shut Store
Why a Local Labor Council Just Expelled the Seattle Police Guild
Teachers Must Set the Terms for How and When Schools Reopen
Corporations Now Love 'Black Lives'—But What About Their Own Black Workers?
West Coast Dockers Stop Work to Honor George Floyd
Interview: “We Are Fighting for Our Lives Against People with Money and Power”
Sending Love: A Letter to Black Workers, Organizers, and Labor Leaders
In Mexican Border Town, Prominent Independent Labor Lawyer Arrested
'You Can Rebuild a Post Office, But Not a Life': Minneapolis Postal Workers March from Burned Post Office in Solidarity with Protests
Review: The Grapes of Wrath
How E-ZPass Workers on Staten Island Are Building Power During the Pandemic
With a Little Help from My Friends: How Taco Bell Workers and Many More Are Self-Organizing in the Pandemic
It’s (Way Past) Time to Redistribute Obscene Police Budgets to Schools, Hospitals, and Buses
Labor Fights for George Floyd in Twin Cities
Review: Seattle’s General Strike 100 Years Ago Shows Us Hope for Today
Apple Shed Strikes Win Recognition, But the Fight Goes On
Racial Disparities in COVID-19 Point to Need for Medicare for All
This Saturday: Watch Three Free Plays about Workplace Organizing

May, 2020

Twin Cities Labor Mobilizes Against George Floyd Murder
North Carolina Nurses Seek Their First Union
They Won a New Union While Working from Home
Workers Will Take the Brunt of This Recession—Just Like the Last One—Unless We Say No

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