Organized labor in the U.S.A.
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Where is the Bird?
Astute newsletter readers may have noticed we are now in the longest hiatus in WGTB history. It’s not because the union stopped doing stuff (they didn’t) but in fact because I started doing too much other stuff. A combination of personal li...
The week in US unions, February 19th-26th, 2023
The ILR Labor Action Tracker’s 2022 report is out, and it’s a must-read for anyone who’s obsessed enough with the US union movement to subscribe to a weekly newsletter on the topic. It also fills a crucial gap now that the Biden administrat...
Three weeks in US unions, January 29th-February 19th, 2023
Hi all, apologies for a delayed edition, and just a quick note that because it’s such a mega-edition I left out some lower-frequency stuff (like smaller filings and some stories I hope to feature next week) and some medium-frequency stuff (...
The week in US unions, January 22-29, 2023
STRIKES & NEGOTIATIONS
Last week, I mused that the HarperCollins UAW Local 2110 strike (which is now bringing in a federal mediator) might be the longest running strike outside of Warrior Met now that the CNH strike is over – but the P...
The week in US unions, January 15th-22nd, 2023
For Jacobin, I wrote about the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report on union membership in the United States, and the big picture, twenty-year view of where we’re at.
STRIKES & NEGOTIATIONS
After eight months, the 1100-member CNH...
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