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Labor Notes #381, December 2010

Defending Workers Against Discipline

December 15, 2010 / Robert Schwartz

Working Under a Teamster Contract, For Less Than Minimum Wage

December 14, 2010 / Jane Slaughter

Project Labor Agreements under Attack as Non-Union Contractors Try to Pick Off Public Jobs

December 13, 2010 / Jenny Brown

Iowa Corn Processors Stunned by Lockout

December 09, 2010 / Robert Shattell

Fiscal Commission’s Trial Balloon: Your Grandkids Didn’t Really Want Social Security, Did They?

December 08, 2010 / Jane Slaughter

Hyatt Housekeepers: This Job Hurts!

December 06, 2010 / Jenny Brown

U.S. Steel Tries to Divide Generations as Lockout in Ontario Targets Pensions

November 29, 2010 / Mischa Gaus

Day of Action Delivers in Canadian Auto Parts Plants

November 26, 2010 / Howard Ryan

New York Working Families Party Takes Its Lumps, Endorses Cuomo

November 23, 2010 / Mischa Gaus

In Oregon, Working Families Party Appeals to Rural Populists, Reagan Democrats

November 23, 2010 / Barbara Dudley

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