Labor Notes Archive

April, 2012

Wisconsin Workers Need More than a Recall
Transit Troubles Provoke National Day of Protests
Unions Struggle to Regroup As Verizon’s Hits Keep Coming
Student-Labor Alliance Aims to Lift Standards at Vanderbilt
NY Pension Cuts Fuel Insurgent Public Employees

March, 2012

Harvard Layoffs Threaten the University’s Backbone: Libraries
Supply Chain Workers Test Strength of Links
Wisconsin: Making Sense of the Uprising
Why the Millionaires Tax Was Worth Fighting For
Vermont Postal Unions and Occupy Unite to Save the Mail
The Teamsters---Will Reality TV Be Stranger than Fiction?
Pressing Grocery Chains, Florida Tomato Pickers Start to Feel Gains
How Bogus Ratings Make Good Teachers Do Bad Things
Bogus Ratings: Another Tool in the School Wars
What Wisconsin Will Recall
Not Just a Cheaper Pair of Hands
California Unions Compromise on Millionaires Tax
Struggling to Organize, Adjuncts Succeed at American University
Domestic Workers Look to Extend Gains
Workerless Docks? Automation Threatens Union Power
When Your Boss Doesn’t ‘Like’ You: Surviving in Social Media
In Red Cross Strike, Management Squeezes the Last Drop of Blood
Labor Overlooks Bipartisan Attack on Federal Workers
Bankruptcy Returns as a Tool to Crack Unions
Ah-Choo! Movement for Paid Sick Leave Spreads
Postal Workers Need Support from the 99%

February, 2012

Getting Members Involved in Occupy’s Next Phase
Wage Laws Could Include Homecare Workers, Finally
Living Wage Laws: Worth the Effort?
Occupying Parents Win an Audience, but Chicago Schools Still Privatize

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