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Record-Setting Strike Moves Kaiser the Old-Fashioned Way

October 18, 2023 / Alexandra Bradbury

Book Review: Soldiers as Workers in a Toxic Workplace

October 13, 2023 / Betsy Zucker

‘Where There Are Scabs, There Is Violence’—That’s Why Scabs Are Illegal in Two Canadian Provinces

October 04, 2023 / Bill Cole

VIDEO: Stand with the UAW: Record Profits Means Record Contracts

September 26, 2023 / Labor Notes staff

First Tire Workers to Organize in 40 Years Win First Contract

September 26, 2023 / Finley Williams

Viewpoint: With No Reform Caucus, Auto Workers Would Not Be on Strike

September 26, 2023 / Jane Slaughter

Ford and GM Agree to End At Least One Tier, Stellantis Still Holding Out

September 25, 2023 / Jane Slaughter

En México, trabajadores automotrices enfrentan lista negra después de campaña sindical

September 25, 2023 / Charlie Saperstein y Daniel DiMaggio

Viewpoint: Auto Bargaining in Canada—Stuck in the Past?

September 21, 2023 / Tony Leah

VA Firings Reversed, So Trump Makes Grievance Settlement a Campaign Issue

September 18, 2023 / Steve Early, Suzanne Gordon

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