Labor Notes Archive

October, 2020

A Common Defense: Mobilizing Veterans in Labor to Beat Trump and the GOP
Economics Brief: The Rise in Income Inequality in the United States
Viewpoint: Don’t Count on New York Unions to Stop the Cuts
Keep the Cops Out of Our Shop, Seattle Bookstore Workers Propose
After 500 Issues, A Look at Labor Notes Then and Now
Review: Forty Years of Working-Class Films
Unions Are Beginning to Talk About Staving Off a Possible Coup
How Unions Can Lay the Ground for the Next Upsurge
With City's Economic Future in Doubt, Can New York Unions Stop the Cuts?
East Bay Health Care Workers Strike Forces County to Disband the Boss
Trump’s Anti-Worker Labor Board
Understaffed and Unsafe, Bay Area Hospital Workers Strike
Detroit Bus Drivers Strike over Violent Attacks
Viewpoint: AFT's Refusal to Challenge Democratic Establishment Leaves Every Teacher Behind

September, 2020

Collective Action Is How We Shake Ourselves Free of Pandemic Isolation
Book Review: The Cost of Free Shipping: Amazon in the Global Economy
Hospital Workers Fight Job Cuts at Duluth’s Biggest Employer
Viewpoint: As the West Coast Burns, We Don’t Need Unity. We Need to Point the Finger at Those Responsible
Your Letters and Parcels Are Piling Up Thanks to the New Privatizer General
Lessons from the NBA Strike for Black Lives
Pandemic Spurs Nashville Restaurant Workers to Organize
Return of the Lockout: Uber and Lyft Try to Strong-Arm California
Brooklyn Teachers Demand Full Remote Instruction
School and Campus Workers Say: Not Until It's Safe
VIDEO: Use Information Requests to Put Some Oomph into Your Contract Enforcement
Chicago Health Care Workers on Strike for Safe Staffing, $15 Minimum, PPE
Graduate Employees at University of Michigan Strike over COVID, Police
New York City Teachers Work Outdoors after a Co-Worker Tests Positive
Students Mobilize to Defend Disciplined San Antonio Teacher
Review: Dying for an iPhone: Apple, Foxconn, and the Lives of China’s Workers

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