Labor Notes Archive

July, 2012

Saying It’s Not about the Money, Chicago Teachers Inch Closer to Strike
Politics Done Differently
SEIU 1199 Nursing Home Workers Strike against Givebacks
Hotel Employers Conspire to Deny Permanent Jobs
Boycott Palermo’s, Say Milwaukee Pizza Factory Strikers
The Labor Law Reform We Need
NUHW-Machinists Alliance: What’s the Game Plan?
New York’s Locked-Out Utility Workers Try to Beat the Heat
A Union Grows in Brooklyn
Immigration Audits: Building A Strong Defense
Organizing: Aim the Slingshot Well
Walmart Workers March in L.A., Saying ‘No Thanks’ to New Stores

June, 2012

As Unions Cheer Health Care Decision, Some Push for More
In Alabama Poultry Workers Victory, A Vote to Stick Together
Are We at a Tipping Point?
Teamster Sympathy Strikes Defeat Lockout
Hunger Strikers Target Congress for Starving the Post Office
Can SEIU Help Vermonters Win Single Payer?
Chicago Charter Teachers Fight for Their Jobs, And a Union
After So Many Wisconsin Workers Voted for Walker, What Next?
Secondary Targets Can Be Union's Primary Focus
What Happened to All the Weatherization Jobs?
AFSCME Challenger Alice Goff on Politicians, Concessions, and Defending Public Workers
How Can Labor Combat Obama's Secret 'NAFTA of the Pacific'?
Will Wisconsin Wake-Up Call Lead to Shake-Up in AFSCME?
Oregon Faculty Organize Against Corporate Creep
Standing Up to Corporate School Agenda, Chicago Teachers Greenlight Strike
Will Massachusetts Teachers 'Stand' Against Attacks?
Why Did So Many Workers Vote for Walker?
Farmworkers Push Tobacco Giant Reynolds to the Table

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