Labor Notes Archive

May, 2023

Slingshot: Children on the Killing Floor
Organizing Despite the Churn
Common Good a Big Subject in Oakland Schools Strike
Battery Jobs Must Be Good-Paying Union Jobs, Says New UAW President
Union Win at Bus Factory Electrifies Georgia
Rutgers Strike Wins Big But More is Needed to Change Higher Education
South Korea: Labor Union Leader Sets Himself Afire in Protest of Racketeering Charges
Knights on Strike in California
Workers to Starbucks: Time to Negotiate
A Union Busting Chatbot? Eating Disorders Nonprofit Puts the 'AI' in Retaliation
Viewpoint: We Are All Salts
Fisheries Workers, Cut for Organizing, File Labor Board Charges

April, 2023

‘Throwing The Heroes Away’: As Arkansas Tyson Plant Closes, Workers Strike over Treatment
‘Dirty Dozen’ Dangerous Employers Named for Workers Memorial Day
Whose Green Transition? Ours!
UFCW Convention Starts: Assets Up, Membership Down, Reformers in Motion
Grocery Boss Crumbles Under Easter-Weekend Strike Threat
In L.A. Schools, Solidarity Strike Scores Big for Both Unions
As Big 3 Negotiations Loom, Belvidere Closure Shows Automakers Still Using Same Playbook
Starved of Funds, Famous Bilingual Program Is Failing—And Teachers May Strike
Viewpoint: Minneapolis Letter Carriers Showed We're Ready to Fight—Time for a National Contract Strategy
Honduran Melon Workers March on Transnational Boss
New York Pre-K Workers Fight for Their Jobs, In Spite of Their Union
‘Strike Force’: Building the UPS Contract Campaign, One Breakfast at a Time
What to Expect When You’re Expecting (To Win)
Slingshot: Take the High Road

March, 2023

VIDEOS: Mighty Gay Unions! Queer and Trans Labor Histories and Futures
A Four-Day Workweek Trojan Horse
Auto Workers Convention Lurches Towards Reversing Concessions
Get Out the Popcorn, Starbucks’ Howard Schultz Called Before Senate

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