Labor Notes Archive

December, 2012

Ten Thousand Aghast as 'Right to Work' Passes in Michigan
Should a 15,000-Ton Train Be Operated Single-Handed?
Building a Solidarity Union
At Oakland Airport, Union and Non-Union Workers Picket Together
Right to Work Looms in Michigan
Communities Defend Their Post Offices One by One
Will Social Security Get Tossed Off the Fiscal Cliff?
Laundry Workers Save the Weekend
New Eight-Hour Day Fight Erupts in Auto
Ford Workers Sit Down, Slow Down Over Late Paycheck

November, 2012

Hunger Strike, Protests Resume for Injured Colombian GM Workers
Hawaii Teachers Unleash Work-to-Rule Campaign
New York Fast Food Workers Walk Off the Job
Hot and Crusty Workers Win Contract, Hiring Hall
Video: Occupy Detroit Celebrates Black Friday at Dearborn Walmart
Bangladeshi Workers Rally for Union Rights after Deadly Fire
When Postmasters Attack
Walmart Nervous as Black Friday Strike Nears
Toronto Retail Workers Defend Holidays
Enough With the Just In Time Schedules, Say Retail Workers
Undermining Social Security from Within
‘Grand Bargain’ Would Be a Social Security Swindle
Fiscal Cliff or Fiscal Bluff?
For UPS Contract, Union Focus Is on Harassment, Not Concessions
Union-Backed Ballot Measures Mostly Voted Up
Sit-In Tells Rahm Emanuel: Stop Closing Chicago Schools
California Vote Could Encourage Anti-Union Initiatives Nationwide
Election Season: Let’s Be Watchdogs, Not Lapdogs
Postal Service to Cut Trucker Jobs on Flimsy Environmental Pretext

October, 2012

Workers in the Northeast Come Face to Face with Climate Change

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