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Samantha Winslow

Samantha Winslow is co-director of Labor Notes.

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December 10, 2017

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Prisons & Policing

It’s Time to Redistribute Obscene Police Budgets to Much-Needed Public Services

The cost of policing is exacted first and foremost in the damage to Black lives — and second on public resources.

By: Samantha Winslow &; Alexandra Bradbury ,; LaborNotes

June 7, 2020

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Striking LA Teachers’ Win Against Random Frisking Is Becoming District Policy

Random searches of students are finally coming to an end in Los Angeles schools.

By: Samantha Winslow ,; LaborNotes

February 18, 2020

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Economy & Labor

Chicago Teachers and Staff Won With Strikes What Months of Bargaining Could Not

The Chicago Teachers Union and SEIU Local 73 forced Mayor Lori Lightfoot to find money she said wasn't there.

By: Samantha Winslow ,; LaborNotes

November 2, 2019

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Economy & Labor

Beware of the “Easy” Way to Build Power. It Must Begin With Organizing.

None of us can afford to wait on “solutions” that postpone organizing.

By: Samantha Winslow ,; LaborNotes

June 22, 2019

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Economy & Labor

Marriott Hotel Strikers Set a New Industry Standard

Employees stopped Marriott from making them choose between wages and benefits.

By: Samantha Winslow ,; LaborNotes

December 30, 2018

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Economy & Labor

Marriott Workers Strike, Spanning Seven Time Zones

Strikers have three main demands: job security, an end to unsafe overwork and better wages and benefits.

By: Samantha Winslow ,; LaborNotes

October 21, 2018

Economy & Labor

How Milwaukee Teachers Beat Back Cuts and Busywork

Milwaukee teachers were able to block major cuts to public schools and make gains on workload and health care.

By: Samantha Winslow ,; LaborNotes

September 9, 2018

Economy & Labor

As the School Year Begins, More Teachers Across the Country Could Soon Strike

The combative spirit that first took root in West Virginia is still spreading.

By: Barbara Madeloni &; Samantha Winslow ,; LaborNotes

September 4, 2018

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Economy & Labor

2017 Year in Review: The Labor Movement Turned Lemons Into Lemonade

What lessons can the labor movement learn from 2017.

By: Samantha Winslow &; Alexandra Bradbury ,; LaborNotes

December 26, 2017

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Economy & Labor

Bracing for Anti-Labor Court Rulings, Unions Double Down on Organizing

The whole public sector will likely become "right to work" next year.

By: Samantha Winslow ,; LaborNotes

November 1, 2017

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