Labor Notes Archive

May, 2021

How Many Strikes Are There in the U.S.?
Captured by the Flag
Steward's Corner: What Your Boss Doesn't Want You to Know, and Where to Find It
BREAKING: Draft Legislation in New York Would Put Gig Workers into Toothless 'Unions'
Can a Driver Uprising Make Food Apps Deliver?
Conservative Talking Heads Love Coal Miners—Until They Go on Strike
Out of the Pandemic: UC Student Researchers Emerge United
Detroit Postal Workers Push to Dump DeJoy and His Ten-Year Plan
The Postmaster General’s New Attack on the Mail Is a Fig Leaf for Privatization
Duke University Press Workers Organize with NewsGuild
Jordanian Teachers Union Leaves Behind Legacy of Wins

April, 2021

Steward's Corner: Outwitting Management’s Anti-Union Games
Can Postal Vehicles Help Us Fight Climate Change?
TV Review: The Class Struggle at Superstore
Don’t Compromise on Farmworker Rights
Interview: 'Things Shouldn't Be Like This': Why One Amazon Driver Walked Out on Easter
The National Guard Came to St. Paul to Repress Protests. We Kicked Them Out of Labor’s Hall.
Lessons from Labor History for Organizing Amazon
Inside the Alabama Amazon Union Drive: An Interview with the Lead Organizer
How We Turned Bargaining Around at Law360
China: Leader of Delivery Riders Alliance Detained, Solidarity Movement Repressed
The BAmazon Loss and the Road Ahead
Massachusetts Nurses Face Down For-Profit Health Care Giant Tenet in Daring Strike
Pandemic Discrimination Against Asian Americans Has Long Roots
How a Janitors Union in San Francisco Got Over Its Fear and Struck
Steward's Corner: Surviving Public Speaking—The Off-the-Cuff Speech
Insatiable Shipping Companies Set the Table for the Suez Canal Ship Debacle
Draw the Line in Permanent Marker: Three Organizing Principles
The Grocery Companies Denied Us Hazard Pay—So We Went Over Their Heads
Global Cleaning Workers Share Their Struggles as the First Line of Pandemic Defense

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