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Znet Article Early: SEIU Wins Again at Kaiser, But Militant Minority Grows

Znet Article, May, 07 2013 Steve Early
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NUHW-CNA organizers believe they have made great progress

Znet Article Early: The Big Do-Over at Kaiser

Znet Article, April, 13 2013 Steve Early
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Which way will 45,000 California healthcare workers swing? The answer has major implications for labor

Znet Article Early: Why Labor Should Be Wary About “Wellness”

Znet Article, February, 28 2013 Steve Early
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American workers who don’t want their boss playing “wellness cop” need both short-term legal protection and a longer-term political solution

Znet Article Early: On Our Own or All Together?

Znet Article, February, 08 2013 Steve Early
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The troublesome question of aging

Znet Article Early: Going Global at T-Mobile: German Union Members Seek Better Treatment for U.S. Wireless Workers

Znet Article, January, 17 2013 Steve Early
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It takes years of bottom-up organizing to make a difference

Znet Article Early: Bidding Adieu to SEIU: Lessons for Its Next Generation of Organizers?

Znet Article, November, 27 2012 Steve Early
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A review of Raising Expectations (And Raising Hell): My Decade Fighting For the Labor Movement, by Jane McAlevey with Bob Ostertag

Znet Article Early: Getting Into Bed With Big Soda: How Labor Helped Win A Vote For More Obesity

Znet Article, November, 10 2012 Steve Early
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Unions will continue to face pressure from major employers—including Pepsi Cola and leading California health care chains—to make medical plan changes that penalize their own members

Znet Article Early: A Voice From The Shop Floor

Znet Article, November, 03 2012 Steve Early
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Review of Greg Shotwell's Autoworkers Under The Gun: A Shop-Floor View of the End of the American Dream

Znet Article Early: Putting Out The Fire? Iraqi Labor Unions Throttled, During and After Occupation

Znet Article, August, 25 2012 Steve Early
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Review of Fuel on the Fire: Oil and Politics in Occupied Iraq

Znet Article Early: Bargain to Organize: From Boon to Embarrassment?

Znet Article, August, 23 2012 Steve Early
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One sign, among many, of labor's current travails is the stalled union growth strategy known as Bargain to Organize

Znet Article Early: Working (and Organizing) at a Weapons Plant

Znet Article, August, 16 2012 Steve Early
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Jean Alonso’s book, The Patriots, deals very well with the complexities of union politics and shop-floor life at a company that continues to be a major Pentagon supplier

Znet Article Early: Tale of A Newspaper Strike That Didn’t End Happily (Like Newsies)

Znet Article, August, 11 2012 Steve Early
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Review of The Broken Table: The Detroit Newspaper Strike and the State of American Labor, by Chris Rhomberg

Znet Article Early: Miliband At the Miners' Gala: A Red Dawn Over Durham?

Znet Article, July, 19 2012 Steve Early
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If Miliband isn’t willing to pander, Obama-style, to a pro-union crowd—by applauding collective bargaining–he’s certainly not going to make strengthening unions a post-election priority

Znet Article Early: The Trojan Horse in Montpelier

Znet Article, June, 23 2012 Steve Early
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Can SEIU help Vermonters win single payer?

Znet Article Early: Will Wisconsin Wake-Up Call Lead to AFSCME Shake-Up?

Znet Article, June, 15 2012 Steve Early
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The rollback of collective bargaining gains and, in Wisconsin, the virtual elimination of bargaining, has given activists a sense of urgency about shaking up leadership

Znet Article Early: Out of the Margins, Into the Fray

Znet Article, May, 09 2012 Steve Early
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The Vermont Progressive Party wields outsized influence on state politics

Znet Article Early: Back to the Future: Union Survival Strategies in Open Shop America

Znet Article, April, 17 2012 Steve Early
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In Wisconsin and elsewhere, labor's recent defensive battles demonstrate that a new model of union functioning is not only possible but necessary for survival

Znet Article Early: The IBT on Reality TV

Znet Article, March, 25 2012 Steve Early
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A new television series will “focus on the lives and struggles of members of Teamsters Local 25”

Znet Article Early: Sometimes A Great Notion: Local Union Reformers Run For National Union Office

Znet Article, February, 10 2012 Steve Early
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Local union reformers run for national union office

Znet Article Early: Three Kaiser Unions Walk Out Again in California, while SEIU Stays Put

Znet Article, February, 02 2012 Steve Early
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The continuing struggle over which path to take at Kaiser—resistance to concessions or the non-adversarial approach embraced by SEIU—will intensify in the months to come

Znet Article Early: The Mother of All Union Trusteeships--Three Years Later

Znet Article, January, 27 2012 Steve Early
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Three years ago this Friday (Jan. 27), Service Employees International Union (SEIU) President Andy Stern declared war on one-quarter of his California membership

Znet Article Early: Partnering or Whistle-Blowing?

Znet Article, November, 25 2011 Steve Early
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Workers’ willingness to link their own contract fights to broader public concerns about the cost and quality of patient care may prove to be the better prescription for resisting concessions and reviving unions

Znet Article Early: Good-Bye to the “Middle-Class”? A Lesson for Labor from Occupy Wall Street

Znet Article, November, 17 2011 Steve Early
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Occupy Wall Street (OWS) has given our timorous, unimaginative, and politically ambivalent unions a much-needed ideological dope slap

Znet Article Yates: The Occupy Wall Street Uprising and the U.S. Labor Movement

Znet Article, November, 16 2011 Michael d. Yates
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Workers are the 99 percent, and their organization as workers within the OWS framework could help to transform an uprising into a movement

Znet Article Early: Whither Change to Win?

Znet Article, October, 15 2011 Steve Early
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Change to Win was a mixed bag at best, more mirage than real, and hardly the second coming of the CIO

Znet Article Early: Big Organizing Challenge Remains after Temporary Truce at Verizon

Znet Article, August, 23 2011 Steve Early
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The continuing failure to unionize more than 80,000 workers at VZW and other non-union subsidiaries is the Achilles heel of organized labor at Verizon

Znet Article Early: The Poison Pill in PPACA Used to Extract Concessions from Labor

Znet Article, August, 12 2011 Steve Early
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The largest private sector work stoppage in the last seven years

Znet Article Early: Verizon Showdown Calls for New Strike Tactics

Znet Article, August, 05 2011 Steve Early
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More than 90 percent of the workers polled by CWA and IBEW in recent weeks have voted to authorize a strike

Znet Article Early: Judge Orders Rematch between SEIU and NUHW

Znet Article, July, 25 2011 Steve Early
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"Since the election, SEIU pulled out almost all of its staff and support, leaving individual workers to fend for themselves"

Znet Article Early: Insurgent Pope Nominated for Teamsters President

Znet Article, July, 03 2011 Steve Early
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“We used to have 2.2 million members. Now we’re down to 1.3 million Teamsters and these assholes are bragging about it?”

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