Labor Notes Archive

June, 2023

Will Erie Locomotive Plant Workers Strike for the Right to Strike over Grievances?
Six Weeks In, Stock Dwindles at Struck Ohio Battery Plant
As New York Skies Darken, Delivery Workers Help Each Other
UPS Teamsters Start Strike Authorization Vote
Unions Can Still Strike—Don't Let the Supreme Court Tell You Otherwise
Ford Parts Workers Strike over Money, Safety, Discipline

May, 2023

DHL Violates Neutrality, Freight Workers Join Teamsters Anyway
Biden Labor Board Restores Right to Use Heated Language
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

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