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Striking Writers and Actors Hold the Line Against Tech Slicing and Dicing

August 09, 2023 / Nelson Lichtenstein

How We Turned Our Backs on an Abusive UPS Manager

August 08, 2023 / John Capodanno

Slingshot: ‘Work Requirements’ or Real Jobs?

July 06, 2023 / Jenny Brown

Welcomes, Farewells, and New Projects at Labor Notes

June 22, 2023 / Labor Notes staff

Intolerable Conditions Drive ‘Shortages,’ Transit Workers Say

June 14, 2023 / Sultana Adams and Richard Marcantonio

Slingshot: Children on the Killing Floor

May 25, 2023 / Luis Feliz Leon

South Korea: Labor Union Leader Sets Himself Afire in Protest of Racketeering Charges

May 08, 2023 / Kap Seol

Knights on Strike in California

May 05, 2023 / Ericka Wills

A Union Busting Chatbot? Eating Disorders Nonprofit Puts the 'AI' in Retaliation

May 04, 2023 / Abbie Harper

Whose Green Transition? Ours!

April 25, 2023 / Keith Brower Brown

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