Today in 1998 Thousands of yellow cab drivers in New York City go on a one-day strike in protest of proposed new regulations. “City officials were stunned by the (strike’s) success,” the New York Times reported.
• Restoring workers’ freedoms • Does the labor movement speak meme? • Fear and loathing among the union busters • UPS, Teamsters prepare for high-stakes talks… • UPS CEO optimistic on Teamsters negotiations • Dallas Red Cross workers join the Teamsters • DC suburbs Keolis transit strike grows • NLRB says Apple execs infringed on workers' rights • Teamsters ratify industry-leading CBA at United Airlines • Why workers at a growing number of nonprofits are organizing • 3 things to know about the Black History Month celebration • For workers, no magic at Disney’s Magic Kingdom these days • How Corporate America is hitting back against unions
