Labor Notes Archive

February, 2014

Vermont Bus Drivers to Strike over Dangerous Schedules
Book Excerpt: Campaigning for Union Office
Organizers Worth Their Salt
Portland Teachers Nearly Strike, Win 150 New Jobs
Chicago Tenure and Non-Tenure Faculty Unite in Strike for First Contract
Noticias Laborales: Kellogg's Cierre Patronal, Salario Mínimo en Washington, D.C.
Activists Win Coordinated Wage Boost in D.C., Nearby Counties
Pete Seeger’s Grains of Sand
Argentines Demand Release of Oil Workers Wrongly Convicted in Police Death
Kellogg’s Boasts ‘Diversity,’ But Locks Out Black Workers
After Historic UAW Defeat at Tennessee Volkswagen Plant, Theories Abound
Noticias Laborales: Volkswagen, Marcha Moral
Canadian Postal Workers Battle to Save Door-to-Door Delivery
Viewpoint: SEIU 503 Rank and Filers Defeat Mega-Local Merger
Outrage at Boeing Spurs Reformers' Bid for Top Spots in Machinists Union
Volkswagen Workers Vote on Union, Works Council Scheme
Tens of Thousands in North Carolina Vow ‘Not Now, Not Ever’
Portland Teachers Vote to Strike
Union-Backed Candidate Wins First Round in El Salvador Election
Too Poor for Obamacare
Turkish Unionists: 'We Are Not Terrorists'

January, 2014

Review: Security Guard Campaign Reveals the Promise and Pitfalls of Global Union Cooperation
Protests across North America Aim to Block 'NAFTA on Steroids'
When Will We Ever Learn?
Newark Teachers Battle Governor’s School Privatization Agenda
Staples Plucks Postal Jobs
One-Day Strikes Yield Union in D.C.
Skills Gap a Convenient Myth
On MLK Day, Protesters Called for No More Letter Carrier Deaths
Review: A Dream Foreclosed: Black America and the Fight for a Place to Call Home

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