Labor Notes Archive

November, 2022

Southern Service Workers Launch a New Union
'Above All, Don't Stay Quiet': Philly Immigrant Workers Organize to Change the Restaurant Industry
Strike Wave Rocks Britain, as Unions Confront the Cost-of-Living Crisis
‘No Contract, No Matisse’: Philadelphia Museum of Art Workers Win First Contract After Strike
'I Get to Have a Life': Pilots Speak Out on Contract Fights
Undaunted by Fines, Massachusetts Teachers Defy Strike Ban
El movimiento sindical independiente de México: resumen de las victorias recientes y los desafíos
General Strike Threat Beats Ontario's Anti-Worker Law
After Workers Flee China's Largest iPhone Factory, Activists Demand Accountability from Apple
Mexico's Independent Union Movement: An Overview of Recent Victories and Challenges Ahead
Viewpoint: Support Veterans by Defending, Not Defunding, Public Sector Jobs at the Post Office and the V.A.
Chicago Teachers: Notes from a Fighting Union
UFCW Reformers Look to 2023
Can't Wait Until the Next Labor Notes Conference?

October, 2022

How to Win NLRB Cases against Union-Busters
New Leadership, New Direction in Major Midwest Teamsters Local
Viewpoint: It’s Time to Tap into Labor’s Fortress of Finance
Ahead of Halloween, Sysco Teamsters Give Corporate Ghouls the Heebie-Jeebies
Kansas Chipotle Workers Latest to Launch Union Drive
From Call Centers to Coal Mines: Swapping Stories at the Alabama Troublemakers School
Peak Season for Action at Amazon
Ballots Are Out in UAW Election, with Contrasting Visions of Unionism Up for Leadership
Prime Week Walkouts Hit Amazon, from Air Hub to Delivery Station
Kaiser Strikers Insist You Should Be Able to Get an Appointment When You Need It
Amazon Albany Warehouse Worker: Why I’m Organizing a Union
Viewpoint: Federal Workers Need a Functioning Federal Labor Board
‘We Are Not Done Yet’: Railroad Track Workers Reject Deal
Three Amazon Warehouses Catch Fire; Workers Protest Unsafe Conditions with Sit-in
After 18 Months, Striking Warrior Met Miners and Families Hold the Line
'Society Has Shut Down On Us:' Prison Strikers Across Alabama Demand Change Despite Severe Retaliation

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