Labor Notes Archive

September, 2017

From Indonesia to Honduras: How Anti-Sweatshop Activists and Unions Made Severance Pay Mandatory
Big Business, Political Allies Look to Turn Hurricane Crises to Their Advantage
What We're Reading
How 1,000 Nurses in Northern Michigan Went Union
310,567 Signatures Block 'Right to Work' in Missouri
Harvard Hopes Trump Will Help It Undermine Unions
Unions and Medicare for All: An Idea Whose Time Has Come
Safe Bet: Your Employer Handbook Contains Illegal Rules
What We're Reading
¡Viva los Troublemakers!
Unions and Worker Co-ops, Old Allies, Are Joining Forces Again
After Nissan: Can We Organize the South?
A Contract Campaign from Virtual to In Their Face

August, 2017

Concession Fatigue in Connecticut
Viewpoint: Air Traffic Privatization Hits Turbulence
Memphis Riders and Drivers Team Up to Win Back Historic Bus Route
Painters Union Fights to Free Member from Immigration Jail
Stickering Up for Paid Sick Days
Solidarity's No Heavy Lift, Say Fitness Workers
In Wake of Charlottesville, How Can Unions Fight for Racial Justice?
Teachers Union Caucuses Gather to Swap Strategies
The 1997 UPS Strike: Beating Big Business & Business Unionism
Why Did Nissan Workers Vote No?
Spectrum Workers Soldier On in Months-Long Strike
With Nike Up to Old Tricks, Students and Workers Launch Global Protests
Review: In the Fields of the North (En los campos del norte)
The Racist Origins of Right to Work
Irish Retail Workers Strike for Secure Hours
Making Buses Safer

July, 2017

Four Months into Strike, Idaho Miners Stand Strong

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