Labor Notes

Labor Notes Archive

August, 2014

‘Mike Brown Is Our Son’

Ferguson: A String of Betrayals

Kellogg’s Employees Back to Work

McDonald’s Can’t Hide Behind Franchise System

‘Flexibility’ Hits University of Wisconsin Custodians

In North Carolina, Fast Food and Moral Mondays Movements Build Ties

NYU Grad Union Needs a Contract Campaign, Not Just a Contract

Viewpoint: California Job Safety Weakened By ‘Friends of Labor’ Politicians

Review: Private Equity Pillages the Economy

Don’t Leave Chants to Chance

Illinois Workers Stop Moving

How to ‘Act Like a Union’ on a Labor-Management Committee

July, 2014

Get a Degree at Starbucks

Much Improved But Unremarked, NYC Sick Leave Takes Effect

A Rank-and-File Appeal: ‘No More Tiers!’

Taking a Bite Out Of Overtime Abuse

If the Post Office Wants Business, Try Postal Banking

Book Review: Hardhats, Hippies, and Hawks

Minority Union at Volkswagen, For Now

Labor Lessons from Mississippi Freedom Summer

Generation Temp: Auto Workers March for Civil Rights Again

Climate Campaign Tipping Point? Unions Get on Board

Detroiters March Against Water Shut-Offs

Teachers Union Conventions Reflect Common (Core) Frustrations

Generational Warriors? Secure Your Wallet

Hoffa Threatens Teamster Democracy

Pushed to the Wall, Nurses Refused Overtime

REVIEW: How Good Is Costco, Anyway?

Britain Strikes for a Day

VIDEO: Lyft and Uber Rebrand Illegal Cab Industry, at Workers’ Expense

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