Labor Notes Archive

October, 2013

Viewpoint: AFL-CIO Follows Path of Least Resistance
Stealth Bill Would Allow Cuts to Current Pensions
Pension Theft Crime Wave
Activists Take The Helm of Postal Union
Viewpoint: AFL-CIO Convention Repositions Unions to Speak for All Workers
Bringing the Community to the Bargaining Table
Does Your Copy of Labor Notes Take Forever to Arrive?
Fracking Booms, Workers Busted
Transport Workers' New Leaders Double Down on Political Action
Postal Workers Elect New Leaders Who Pledge to Build a Movement
Professors and Adjuncts Unite, Win Raises, Job Security in First Contract
Pittsburgh Troublemakers Go to School
GE Set to Close Plant on Superfund Site, Strand Workers
Fast Food Workers Win a Union…through Zoolidarity
Shutdown Puts Federal Worker Union Rights in Jeopardy
Viewpoint: Immigration Bill’s New Bracero Program Will Hurt Farmworkers
One-Day Strikes: A Word to the Wise
Review: How the Early Flight Attendants Fought Sexism and Homophobia

September, 2013

Employee or Independent Contractor? Employer Fraud Costs Workers
Supreme Court to Inspect Neutrality Agreements
Voters to Decide Limits On Patients per Nurse
Attack of the Cadillac Tax
'Uh-Oh, Instead of Defeating Us They Made Us Defiant'
Learn from Master Troublemakers at Jerry Tucker Memorial Conference
In Chicago and Philadelphia, Closing Schools and Funding Charters
VIDEO: Mark Brenner on Walmart’s Latest Dodge
On Occupy Anniversary, Unions Rally to Tax Wall Street
Arab Labor Leaders Ask U.S. Workers to Oppose Bombing Syria
House of Labor Needs Repairs, Not Just New Roommates
‘Milk Cows, Not Workers’

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