Labor Notes Archive

December, 2021

Troublemakers Schooled in Detroit and Philly
Kellogg's Strikers: We Want a Clear Path Out of Two-Tier, Set in Stone
Instead of Coal, These Nurses Gave Their Boss 900 Documented Incidents of Unsafe Understaffing
Supply Chain Snafus Give Santa's Elves New Leverage
Teachers Say Students Are Stressed and Fragile—While District Pushes Standardized Tests
The Supply Chain Disruption Arrives ‘Just in Time’
Johnson Brothers Strikers Take Their Fight to the Customers
Auto Workers Win Direct Democracy in Referendum

November, 2021

How to Picket Stores That Sell Your Employer's Products
This Year I’m Thankful for the Revolt Against Two-Tier
Washington Mental Health Workers Win Safety Strike
Buffalo Hospital Workers Beat Concessions, Win on Staffing
Teamsters United Takes the Wheel
'We'll Never Be in This Position Again': Striking Deere Workers Hold Out for Better Deal
Interview: Why I’m Voting No on the IATSE Hollywood Basic Tentative Agreement
Why (and How) Michigan Nurses Rebuffed a Raid on Our Union
Academic Workers Join Push for One Member, One Vote in the UAW
Teachers Strike against a ‘Heartless’ School Board in Biden’s Hometown
Viewpoint: Building Trade Unions Won’t Win Our Parking Fights Until We Catch the Striketober Spirit
Steward's Corner: How to Think Like an Organizer
Labor Notes News: So Many Workshops!
As Strike Looms, UC Lecturers Raise the Stakes

October, 2021

Viewpoint: Beneath Striketober Fanfare, The Lower Frequencies of Class Struggle
Immigrant Textile Workers Win Long Strike Against 84-Hour Work Week in Italy
Letter Carriers Resist After-Dark Delivery
Work Saturdays, Huh? How UPS Drivers Resisted by Complying
Whose Safety? Our Safety!
Puerto Rican Electrical Workers Union Fights Privatization of Island’s Grid
‘It Feels Like We Started a Movement’: Despite Mixed Results in Frito-Lay Strike, Workers Proud They Stood Up
Nabisco Workers Hope Strike Inspires Others: 'There's More of Us than There Are of Them'

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