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Chicago Grocery Teamsters Face Firing and Retaliation for Exercising Their Rights

Mar 9 / Luis Feliz Leon
Two men in blue work shirts with nametags "Dan" and "Mohamed" sewn on stand side by side, arms around each other's shoulders, in a machine shop

Interview: Auto Workers Region 9 Winner on Rebuilding a Fighting Union

Mar 7 / Luis Feliz Leon
Candidate Shawn Fain passes out leaflets to several workers entering parts plant

Auto Workers Presidential Election a Nail-Biter, Reformers Sweep Regional Races

Mar 3 / Luis Feliz Leon

No-Strike Clauses: Tips for First-Contract Bargainers

Feb 27 / Robert M. Schwartz

Restaurant Workers at Rockefeller Center’s Lodi Confront Union-Buster Ahead of Vote

Feb 24 / Luis Feliz Leon
Center fielder Curt Flood smiles in a close-up head shot with stadium seating behind him.

Baseball Players Defeated Non-Competes to Build Union

Feb 20 / Brian Callaci

Troublemakers Blog

16 people stand facing the camera. Most are wearing jeans and neon yellow or orange jackets or hoodies. Several are helping to hold a blue banner: "Rehire Edward Clarke and Alex White, no retaliation or favoritism." Others hold signs: "180 hours paid time off, unionize KCVG" and "Unionize Amazon."

How We’re Fighting for a Union at Amazon’s Biggest Air Hub

Mar 14 / Griffin Ritze
Starbucks workers in aprons surround a manager in a white shirt, the manager is leaving and talking on the phone

NLRB Punches Holes in No-Recording Policies

Feb 23 / Robert M. Schwartz
A crowd dressed in light blue T-shirts holds signs saying Save our Social Security and Keep My SSA Office Open.

Beware the Time Thieves

Feb 21 / Jenny Brown

Labor Notes Editorial Team Grows

Feb 16 / Editors

Labor Power and Strategy Helps Organizers Think Seriously About Chokepoints

Feb 15 / Peter Olney and Rand Wilson
A group of striking garment workers stand in front of their factory in 1958.

Review: Labor Power and Strategy: Learning from the Garment Workers

Feb 15 / Jeffery Hermanson

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