Labor Notes Archive

April, 2008

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Conference-Goers Push for Labor Solidarity, Rebound From Disruption

March, 2008

Next Stop on Corporate Low Road: Vietnam
Auto Parts Workers Battle Demand to Cut Wages in Half
Members Decry Loyalty Oaths, Cozy Deals: Reform Movement Forms in SEIU
Quiet Deal Leads to Bitter Fight in Ohio Hospitals
Things Aren’t Always What They Appear to Be
Teachers Strike Stops Classes in Puerto Rico
Laying the Groundwork Before You Run
SEIU International Attempts Disruption at 2008 Labor Notes Conference
Viewpoint: CAW Committed to Militancy, Movement Unionism

February, 2008

Labor Notes Silent Auction
Is Fighting for Justice at Smithfield Racketeering?
Health Care Local Charges SEIU Is Shutting Members Out of Bargaining & Organizing
Shortcuts Hamper Unions in South, Say the UAW’s Fired ‘Freightliner Five’
Verizon Workers Prepare for Contract Fight: At Stake, Health Care, Job Security, Wages, Internet Access
District of Columbia Nears Vote Requiring Employers To Provide Paid Sick Leave
Main session speaker Sal Rosselli
California SEIU Leader Mounts Battle for Local Control, Union Democracy: An Interview with Sal Rosselli
Part-Time Professors: Little Pay, No Pensions, No Health Care, No Seniority, Now Organizing Unions.
Early-bird registration deadline FAST APPROACHING
Viewpoint: Canadian Auto Workers Moves from Fighting Back to Cooperating

January, 2008

SEIU to Raid Union Representing 40,000 Teachers in Puerto Rico
Battles Over Nurse Staffing Ratios Spread Across Nation
Labor’s Political Game Falls Short Without Pressure From Below
As Cargo Chains Grow, So Does Workers’ Leverage
A New Contract and a New Kind of Steward
Call Center Workers Win in Test of Card Check Ruling
Workshops at Rebuilding Labor's Power
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