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  1. Turkey: Protests, strikes over Soma mine disaster continue across Turkey (0 replies)
  2. Turkey: Catastrophe meurtrière dans une mine à Soma (0 replies)
  3. Brazil: Workers get their moment of maximum leverage (0 replies)
  4. Turkey: Police use riot tactics at protests about mine safety (0 replies)
  5. Fight for Fifteen Spreads Out and Zooms In (0 replies)
  6. Los Angeles Teachers Demand a Change, Starting With Union Leadership (0 replies)
  7. Biggest Fast-Food Worker Strike Yet Covers Six Continents (0 replies)
  8. Turkey: Tear gas fired at protesters as unions stage nation-wide strike (0 replies)
  9. Turkey: Turkish mine disaster: Unions hold protest strike (0 replies)
  10. PMA & ILWU begin talks on new West Coast waterfront labor pact (0 replies)
  11. Qatar: Kafala is alive and well in Qatar – although it may have a new name (0 replies)
  12. Turkey: SOMA: It is a workplace murder not an industrial accident! (0 replies)
  13. Organic Farmer: ‘There Are a Lot of Things I Can’t Control’ (0 replies)
  14. Postmaster General Hides Winning Streak (0 replies)
  15. Turkey: Over 200 killed, hundreds trapped after deadly coal mine explosion (0 replies)
  16. Turkey: Rising Death Toll Turns Mine Accident in Turkey to Carnage (0 replies)
  17. Turkey: Plus de 200 morts dans l’explosion d’une mine (0 replies)
  18. Teachers Elect Foes of Corporate Reform in Massachusetts and L.A. (0 replies)
  19. Canada: Locked out for a Year, IKEA Workers Won't Back Down (0 replies)
  20. Reform Candidate Wins Massachusetts Teachers Association Presidency in Election Upset (0 replies)
  21. In Texas, Construction Reform Has an Unlikely Champion (0 replies)
  22. Brooklyn Teachers Strike a Blow Against Excessive Testing with May Day Boycott (0 replies)
  23. USA: Labour rights concerns at National Express’ US subsidiary: An investor view (0 replies)
  24. Russia: (0 replies)
  25. Getting Off the Grievance Treadmill (0 replies)
  26. Qatar: Maintain the rage against Qatar, urges Mr Football (0 replies)
  27. Tunisia: A Nobel Peace Prize for UGTT-Tunisia? (0 replies)
  28. Canada: New National Labour President Vows a More Militant Approach (0 replies)
  29. UK: AstraZeneca unions tell board to resist Pfizer takeover (0 replies)
  30. Obama’s Choice of Walmart Draws Angry Protests (0 replies)
  31. Global: Fast food workers from around the world prepare to fight global giants for their rights (0 replies)
  32. Book Excerpt: ‘Wear-Red Fridays’ and Practice Strike Vote (0 replies)
  33. Canada: New Canadian Labour Congress chief vows aggressive approach (0 replies)
  34. Philippines: Entire union executive sacked for refusing to work on national holiday (0 replies)
  35. Tunisia: A Nobel Peace Prize for Tunisia's UGTT union? (0 replies)
  36. Australia: Minimum wage under attack in Australia (0 replies)
  37. Strikes Win Staffing Protections at University of California (0 replies)
  38. Global: Fast-food workers threaten global wage protests next week (0 replies)
  39. USA: Fast food worker strikes planned in 150 cities (0 replies)
  40. Fiji: Top Fiji unionist forced out of his post by military regime to contest elections (0 replies)
  41. Bangladesh: Building trade unions in Bangladesh will help prevent another Rana Plaza (0 replies)
  42. Your Meeting Is in a Boycotted Hotel. Now What? (0 replies)
  43. Russia: (0 replies)
  44. Cambodia: Court Again Delays Trial of 23 Jailed Protesters (0 replies)
  45. Ukraine: Political Leaders Must Act to Stop Civil War in Ukraine (0 replies)
  46. China: Worker power on rise in China setting off strikes at Wal-Mart, Nike (0 replies)
  47. UAW Calls in the Cavalry to Combat ‘Culture of Fear’ at Nissan Plant (0 replies)
  48. Global: 3e Congrès mondial de la Confédération syndicale internationale, Berlin, 18-23 mai 2014 - Confédération Syndicale Internationale (0 replies)
  49. Australia: The story of the minimum wage in Australia (0 replies)
  50. Mexico: Napoleón Gómez awarded Arthur Svensson prize (0 replies)
  51. Global: International Trade Union Confederation World Congress, Berlin 18 – 23 May 2014 Theme: 'Building Workers’ Power' (0 replies)
  52. Seattle: $15, for Real? (0 replies)
  53. Winning with Ballot Initiatives (0 replies)
  54. Trinidad and Tobago: Workers’ safety concerns ‘pushed back’ (0 replies)
  55. Cambodia: Military might: Soldiers put end to Veng Sreng strike (0 replies)
  56. Global: May Day Music Celebrating Working Class Heroes (0 replies)
  57. Qatar: Truly harrowing short film about mistreatment of Nepalese workers in Qatar (0 replies)
  58. Cambodia: Vicious May Day beatings (0 replies)
  59. China: Plying Social Media, Workers Grow Bolder in Exerting Clout (0 replies)
  60. Colombian longshore workers face exploitation & racism (0 replies)
  61. Delta Western workers secure union victory in Dutch Harbor (0 replies)
  62. What To Make of Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage Plan (0 replies)
  63. Fix Schools First, Say Charter Teachers (0 replies)
  64. Global: L'Internationale de l'Education lance un portail Web dédié à la migration des enseignant(e)s dans le monde entier (0 replies)
  65. Organizers Come Together To ‘Move from Checkers to Chess’ (0 replies)
  66. Iran: Several Labor Activists Observing May Day Arrested (0 replies)
  67. Cambodia: VIDEO: : May Day rally dispersed with electric batons, wooden sticks (0 replies)
  68. Transit Irony: The More You Rely on It, the More They Cut (0 replies)
  69. Cambodia: Security forces weilding sticks violently attack May Day demo (0 replies)
  70. Turkey: LIVE: Police use water cannons, tear gas in Istanbul's tense May Day (0 replies)
  71. College Adjuncts Union Scores Victory at Maryland Institute College of Art (0 replies)
  72. Turkey: Turkish unions defy Taksim rally ban on May Day (0 replies)
  73. How Labor Notes Can Help You (0 replies)
  74. USA: UAW and IndustriALL alert OECD to rights abuses at Nissan USA (0 replies)
  75. Cambodia: Labor Day Showdown at Freedom Park Brewing (0 replies)
  76. Global: ITUC May Day Statement ...... Tame corporate power – reduce inequality (0 replies)
  77. Qatar: UN Fires Shot Across Qatar's Bow After Failure to Act on Worker Rights (0 replies)
  78. Global: Déclaration de la CSI à l’occasion du Premier mai (0 replies)
  79. Fighting the Big Apple’s Big Inequality Problem (0 replies)
  80. Tennessee Labor Activists Bring ‘Moral Monday’ to May Day (0 replies)
  81. Turkey: Amnesty: Turkey must respect to right of workers to peacefully demonstrate on May Day (0 replies)
  82. Global: Trade Deals that Threaten Democracy (0 replies)
  83. Turkey: Turkish government bans May Day celebrations in historic Taksim square (0 replies)
  84. Viewpoint: Where's Plan B? (0 replies)
  85. Egypt: Workers strike in protest over colleagues’ detention (0 replies)
  86. Cambodia: Stalling Union Registrations Creates Risks for Workers and for Union Representatives (0 replies)
  87. Despite Local 'No' Votes, Teamsters International Declares UPS Contract Ratified (0 replies)
  88. USA: Workers and UAW Turn to OECD in Nissan Dispute (0 replies)
  89. Global: UAW and IndustriALL file OECD submission regarding rights abuses at Nissan (0 replies)
  90. Canada: Unions speak out against Crown with field actions (0 replies)
  91. Cambodia: Anger grows as garment worker trial of '23' begins (0 replies)
  92. Russia: (0 replies)
  93. One Year After Rana Plaza, Safety Issues in Walmart Supply Chain Persist (0 replies)
  94. Support Citizens Co-op Workers on Strike (0 replies)
  95. Cambodia: Trumped-up charges and restrictions against Cambodian union leader must be dropped at once (0 replies)
  96. Global: April 28: Life and health at work is not an option, it’s a right (0 replies)
  97. USA: Congress Needs to Act on Minimum Wage: Pres Obama (0 replies)
  98. Legislators Take Notice As Northwestern Votes On Athlete Unionization (0 replies)
  99. Turkey: La CES condamne la persécution de militants syndicaux (0 replies)
  100. Cambodia: Mass Trials of Garment Protesters Commence (0 replies)
  101. Postal Unions, Teachers Turn Up the Heat on Staples (0 replies)
  102. A Gathering of Troublemakers (0 replies)
  103. Ecuador: Demandez au Président de cesser la persécution des militants sociaux et syndicaux (0 replies)
  104. Pilots Win Union and Break Barrier at JetBlue (0 replies)
  105. EXCLUSIVE: Rock, Roll ‘n Wage Raises: Guitar Center Announces Pay Hike Following Employee Organizing (0 replies)
  106. Despite Community Pleas, Three Chicago Schools Slated for Privatization (0 replies)
  107. Turkey: Global campaign helps Turkish workers to victory (0 replies)
  108. Bangladesh: Workplace Safety Accord Underway, but Government Failing on Workers’ Rights (0 replies)
  109. Bangladesh: VIDEO: Brands’ commitment to Rana Plaza compensation fund woefully inadequate (0 replies)
  110. Facing New York's New Mayor, Public Unions Should Fuse Their Bargaining Power (0 replies)
  111. China: Labour Group Says Activists Detained in Shoe Factory Strike (0 replies)
  112. Bahrain: Free Mahdi, imprisoned for defending teachers’ rights (0 replies)
  113. 48,000 Chinese Strikers Say, Adidas, Nike, Timberland: You Fix It! (0 replies)
  114. Nepal: Le sherpa Dorje Khatri serait mort dans l’avalanche sur l’Everest (0 replies)
  115. Ecuador: Tell Ecuador’s President: Stop the persecution of social and labour activists (0 replies)
  116. Russia: (0 replies)
  117. Cambodia: Harsh Restrictions Imposed on Union Leader (0 replies)
  118. Why Passengers Cheered a Vermont Bus Strike (0 replies)
  119. China: Strike disrupts output at massive Chinese shoe factory for sixth day (0 replies)
  120. Cambodia: Hundreds Rally to Support Union Leader (0 replies)
  121. 'Carry it On' Tour Honors the Legacy of Pete Seeger with Sing-Alongs for Social Justice (0 replies)
  122. Turkey: Intervention to May Day explanation in Gezi Park (0 replies)
  123. Russia: (0 replies)
  124. China: Government trade union to mediate shoe factory strike by tens of thousands of workers (0 replies)
  125. Cambodia: Trial of ‘the 23’ garment workers delayed to next week (0 replies)
  126. Russia: (0 replies)
  127. Ukraine: (0 replies)
  128. Kaplan Teachers Win Contract, Proving For-Profit Ed Can Be Unionized (0 replies)
  129. Nepal: Sherpa trade union hero leader reported to be amongst those killed in Everest avalanche (0 replies)
  130. Toronto Strikers Bump Up Boycott Tactics (0 replies)
  131. Turkey: Brax 'Feels Good' over labour rights violations at Lafem in Turkey (0 replies)
  132. Auto Parts Workers Strike for Recognition, Strategy Is to Shut Down Assembly Plant (0 replies)
  133. China: Thousands of Chinese workers on strike (0 replies)
  134. Railroad Workers Unite in Chicago (0 replies)
  135. Can Scott Walker Be Defeated? (0 replies)
  136. Bangladesh: Trace the human cost of the shirt on your back. Powerful inter-active documentary (0 replies)
  137. Viewpoint: More Seattles, Please (0 replies)
  138. Indonesia: Global union protests hold Rio responsible for 33 gold miner deaths in 2013 (0 replies)
  139. Global: Exposing the ugly truth about Rio Tinto (0 replies)
  140. 35 Years of a Not-Boring Labor Movement (0 replies)
  141. China: More than ten thousand workers stage strike at massive Dongguan shoe factory (0 replies)
  142. Tunisia: UGTT Union Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize (0 replies)
  143. How 250 UPS Workers Fired for a Wildcat Strike Won Back Their Jobs (0 replies)
  144. Jewish and Labor Leaders Flock To Defend Teachers at Perelman Jewish Day School (0 replies)
  145. China: ITF signs memorandum of understanding with ACFTU (0 replies)
  146. Review: Cesar Chavez Remembered, Warts and All (0 replies)
  147. China: Worker protests in China surge after Lunar New Year (0 replies)
  148. Swaziland: Police abduct trade unionists leading democracy fight (0 replies)
  149. Kazakhstan: (0 replies)
  150. Swaziland: Increased attacks against workers in Swaziland (0 replies)
  151. Chicago Unions Divided Over Emanuel’s Move To Gut Pensions (0 replies)
  152. Conference Photo Gallery, Plus More Videos (0 replies)
  153. India: (0 replies)
  154. Argentina: Strike turnout: 'More than 1 million workers' (0 replies)
  155. Egypt: From Cairo to Suez, Egypt workers defy government with labor strikes (0 replies)
  156. Morocco: International Trade Union Confederation Urges Benkirane to Learn from “The March of Anger” (0 replies)
  157. Greece: Battered & Broken By Cuts, Greek Workers Still Rise To Fight (0 replies)
  158. Canada: Three reasons 120 striking Toronto workers are making global waves (0 replies)
  159. With Solidarity in Spades, Vermont Bus Drivers’ 18-Day Strike Results in Big Win (0 replies)
  160. The Paycheck Fairness Act Would Have Helped All Workers, Not Just Women (0 replies)
  161. West Virginia’s Water May Be Safer, But Mine Workers Could Still Be in Danger (0 replies)
  162. Striking Workers Shame Prestigious Johns Hopkins Hospital Over Low Pay (0 replies)
  163. Big Brown Waves White Flag (0 replies)
  164. First Videos from the 2014 Labor Notes Conference (0 replies)
  165. Russia: (0 replies)
  166. Korea: (0 replies)
  167. Global: La Spring Alliance demande aux responsables politiques européens de donner la priorité aux citoyens et à la planète (0 replies)
  168. UK: We need a Europe that puts people first, says TUC (0 replies)
  169. Greece: Greeks go on strike ahead of Merkel visit (0 replies)
  170. Lean Production Hits Public Education (0 replies)
  171. Maryland To Raise Minimum Wage to $10.10 an Hour—But Only After Foot-Dragging From Some Dems (0 replies)
  172. Brazil: Shots fired: Rio Olympic Park construction workers clash with security guards (0 replies)
  173. USA: Payroll fraud and the shift to contingent employment - robs workers and governments (0 replies)
  174. China: Workers rally to defence of labour activist Wu Guijun (0 replies)
  175. Wish You Were There! (0 replies)
  176. Qatar: World Cup: Football chiefs 'must act on worker conditions' (0 replies)
  177. Korea (South): Union leader Kim Jungwoo is free (0 replies)
  178. Turkey: Georg Fischer consistently spurns union rights in Turkey (0 replies)
  179. Harbor Dental workers vote to join ILWU family (0 replies)
  180. Kazakhstan: (0 replies)
  181. Kazakhstan: (0 replies)
  182. Reg Theriault, Local 10 pensioner and author passes away at age 89 (0 replies)
  183. Bob Crow: Militant British union leader (0 replies)
  184. Kazakhstan: Zhanaozen Solidarity campaign brings results (0 replies)
  185. Cambodia: Court Denies Bail to Two Activists Detained in Strike Crackdown (0 replies)
  186. India: Toyota plant lockout: Standoff continues, union begins fast (0 replies)
  187. Russia: (0 replies)
  188. Bangladesh: A Call for Solidarity with Bangladeshi Garment Workers (0 replies)
  189. Only We Can Feed the Labor Movement Fire (0 replies)
  190. Philadelphians Stage ‘Sip-In’ To Support Casino Workers (0 replies)
  191. More Than 20 Striking Students Arrested, Belying University of California’s Era of ‘Labor Peace’ (0 replies)
  192. Community Members, Including Former Chicago Bull, Unite To Save School From ‘Turnaround’ (0 replies)
  193. Global: Hard-hitting CCC report names and shames brands for inaction on wages (0 replies)
  194. ITF Women’s Conference in New Delhi tackles issues facing women workers around the world (0 replies)
  195. Teachers’ Strikes Catching Fire from Oregon to Minnesota (0 replies)
  196. New York City Workers Block Big Dues Increase (0 replies)
  197. Honduran docker abuse sparks protest and negotiation at London embassy (0 replies)
  198. Update on ICTSI struggle at Port of Portland (0 replies)
  199. ICTSI profits soar (0 replies)
  200. Court dismisses some ICTSI & Port claims against ILWU & PMA (0 replies)
  201. Voice for working families (0 replies)
  202. San Francisco’s new James R. Herman Cruise Ship Terminal seeks support to promote ILWU legacy (0 replies)
  203. Caucus delegates converge on Honduran consulate in San Francisco (0 replies)
  204. Coast Caucus concludes with priorities and a plan for Longshore contract negotiations (0 replies)
  205. Emails Show Sen. Corker’s Chief of Staff Coordinated with Network of Anti-UAW Union Busters (0 replies)
  206. Latest “free trade” farce: the “TPP” (0 replies)
  207. Qatar: New ruling from UN on forced labour is a warning to companies doing business with Qatar (0 replies)
  208. U.S. Labor News Roundup: No Papers, No Fear; Showdown in a Company Town (0 replies)
  209. Florida Farmworkers Score Surprise Walmart Agreement (0 replies)
  210. Global: Employer des personnes handicapées: une décision juste et sensée (0 replies)
  211. How to Fan the Flames (0 replies)
  212. Cambodia: Mega-Brands ‘failing their workers’ (0 replies)
  213. Global: Can We Close the Pay Gap? (0 replies)
  214. Is Perelman Jewish Day School the Hobby Lobby of Union-Busting? (0 replies)
  215. Global: Comité de la liberté syndicale: protéger les droits, sauver des vies (0 replies)
  216. Fiji: International Solidarity Helps Fijian Workers (0 replies)
  217. Europe: Protesters to Fight Amazon Over Living Wage Demands (0 replies)
  218. No Papers, No Fear (0 replies)
  219. NLRB Rules Northwestern NCAA Football Players Are Employees, Can Unionize (0 replies)
  220. SeaTac Workers Fight for Their 15 (0 replies)
  221. Tunisia: How a Leftist Labor Union Helped Force Tunisia’s Political Settlement (0 replies)
  222. Fiji: Human Rights Watch supports ILO inquiry into Fiji work rights (0 replies)
  223. Jordan: 3,600-strong oil worker strike in Jordan averted with remarkable agreement (0 replies)
  224. Four Postal Unions Bury the Hatchet to Save Services, Standards (0 replies)
  225. Paraguay: Country paralyzed by anti-privatization strike (0 replies)
  226. Global: Unions at Heinz around the world organize for a sustainable employment strategy (0 replies)
  227. Morocco: Unions to hold march for workers’ rights (0 replies)
  228. Labor Crisis Begets Violence on Colombia’s Pacific Coast (0 replies)
  229. Grievance Strike: New Tactic for University of California Grad Employees (0 replies)
  230. Canada: Seven Months on Picket Line, Toronto Workers Vote 117-1 Against U.S. Company’s Contract Offer (0 replies)
  231. Candlelight Vigil at Cook County Jail Shines Light on Chicago’s Mental Health Crisis (0 replies)
  232. AFL-CIO’s Trumka Calls for ‘Global New Deal’ (0 replies)
  233. Global: ACT NOW! Tell the International Olympic Committee to Ensure Workers' Rights! (0 replies)
  234. Showdown in a Company Town (0 replies)
  235. Russia: Analysis of labour conflicts and protests in Russia (0 replies)
  236. Activist Coalition Wins Control of L.A. Teachers Union (0 replies)
  237. Cambodia: Union Leader Denied Bail, Barred From Hearing (0 replies)
  238. Conference 2014 Schedule Now Available Online! (0 replies)
  239. U.S. Labor News Roundup: Immigrant Hunger Strike, SuperShuttle Drivers Confront Veolia (0 replies)
  240. Turkey: IFJ/EFJ Condemn Twitter Blackout in Turkey (0 replies)
  241. Canada: Mexico found guilty of blacklisting Mexican migrant workers in Canada suspected of being pro-union (0 replies)
  242. The End of Jobs? (0 replies)
  243. Global: L’IBB présente 11 points à la FIFA pour garantir les droits des travailleurs migrants au Qatar (0 replies)
  244. Is Seattle’s Rideshare Crackdown Actually a Win for Taxi Drivers? (0 replies)
  245. Insurgent Slate Wins Big in Leadership Race for L.A. Teachers Local (0 replies)
  246. $15 Hourly Wage Looks Likely in Seattle (0 replies)
  247. Europe: Les syndicats tirent la sonnette d’alarme : la relance est remise en cause par la baisse des salaires (0 replies)
  248. Academic Labor Unrest Spreads to Maryland Colleges (0 replies)
  249. Review: Where’s the Rebellion in ‘12 Years a Slave?’ (0 replies)
  250. Many Disappointments for Labor in Illinois Primaries, With One Bright Spot (0 replies)