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Labor Notes

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On December 20, 2011
A lot of good labor stories today: 1. Michael Powell has a pretty pointed article for the Times, making fun of wealthy outrage at the idea that New York could possibly have a city-wide living wage of $10. “I think,” Michael R. Bloomberg said a...

Unionbusters React

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On December 14, 2011
Union-hating companies and the unionbusters they hire to consult with them are aghast at the new NLRB rules allowing for quick union elections, which undermine corporate ability to spent a year undermining and fixing the election. Josh Eidelson managed to get on a conference call...

Occupy Ports

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On December 13, 2011

Today, the Occupy movement chose to shut down ports in Oakland, Portland, and Longview. But did they do it with the consent of workers? Mike Elk and Andrew Leonard are.

A New Grand Bargain?

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On December 5, 2011
Steven Greenhouse has a thought-provoking piece in the Times detailing how and why Boeing came to a labor agreement with its workers and wondering whether this is not the beginning a new "Grand Bargain." The original Grand Bargain was the deal postwar workers made with...
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