Review: Behind China's Wildcat Strike Wave

Eli Friedman's new book Insurgency Trap: Labor Politics in Postsocialist China shows why the rising wave of protests sometimes wins concrete gains, but stops short of forming lasting organizations that could alter the balance of power.
Illinois Workers Stop Moving

Managers at Golan’s Moving & Storage in Skokie, Illinois, thought they had a surefire strategy to beat the Teamsters in negotiations for a first contract. But the plan backfired.
Book Review: Hardhats, Hippies, and Hawks

Investigating the myth of the pro-war hardhat, author Penny Lewis asks, "Who caused the greatest disruption to the US capacity to fight in Vietnam?” and makes the case that “working people were at the forefront.”
Detroiters March Against Water Shut-Offs
A thousand Detroiters and supporters marched through downtown to say “Turn On the Water!” The city has been sending shut-off trucks to the houses of those behind on their water bills, turning off the taps at 3,000 houses a week.
Thanks for Letting Me Do the Easy Part

Jane Slaughter retires today from the Labor Notes staff, although not from Labor Notes.
Sexual Harassment Still ‘Normal’ in Low-Wage Jobs

Since sexual harassment is about power, not sex, it’s not surprising that low-wage women in lousy jobs get a lot of it.



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