Labor Notes

Labor Notes Archive

June, 2016

A Strike, Huh? Boss's Idea Pans Out

In Push for Education Reforms, Mexican Government Kills Teachers in the Street

Workers Walk Out for $15 at Dozens of Quebec Nursing Homes

Allina Nurses Go All In

So You Think Your Workplace is Disorganized?

Film Review: Solidarity Economics in Italy

Teachers Take On Student Discipline

Strikes Sweep France, Opposing Labor Law Rollbacks

Permanent Replacements? Not So Fast, Labor Board Says

B&H Workers Train to Win

Book Review: Harrowing and Hilarious Tales of What It Took to Build the Golden Gate Bridge

Verizon Strike Shows Corporate Giants Can Be Beat

Farmworkers March across New York State for the Right to Organize

May, 2016

Retirees Win Round One

Verizon Strikers Win

Long-Term Organizing Bears Fruit for Grocery Local

A Network You Can Trust

Cartoon: Panama Papers Expose Global Elite's Tax Avoidance Schemes

Steal These Secrets

L.A. Car Wash Workers Turn Up Pressure

Nabisco Workers Fight to Keep Bakery Open

FMLA Doctor's Notes: What Unions Need to Know

April, 2016

Local Unions Take Lead in Verizon Strike Solidarity

Organizers, Aim for the Bullseye!

Truck Workers Jump-Start Union and Reverse Two-Tier

Can Teamsters Save the Right to Retire?

On the Line with Verizon Strikers

Dealing with 'Freeloaders'

With Second Strike Looming, Twin Cities Janitors Clean Up

A Record-Breaking Conference and an Exciting New Book

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