The job market isn't as hostile to older workers as conventional wisdom suggests, especially when you know where to look.

For the labor movement to grow, it needs to organize millions of workers each year. Organizing continues to lag in fast-growing, low-density sectors such as personal services, IT, finance, and health ...

The Monroe County Community School Corporation (MCCSC) presented its tentative collective bargaining agreement for 2025-2027 ...

The 2024–2025 California legislative session came to an official close at midnight on October 13, 2025, when Governor Newsom’s deadline to sign ...

Unions in the US have responded to the hostile organizing environment by targeting smaller shops in more peripheral ...

The church needs to come to terms with the fact that many of its colleges, universities, hospitals and other agencies have ...

Premajority unionism” is a new term for corporate campaigns, in which workers try to win concessions from employers using channels outside the workplace, like investor pressure and appeals to the ...

A couple of years ago, the US labor board accused Apple CEO Tim Cook of breaking federal law after the executive sent an all-staff email threatening to punish leakers. Now, it has dropped the charges.

The US labor board has abandoned its allegations that Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook violated federal labor law, one of many cases where the agency is adopting a more business-friendly ...

Fitzsimmons will be tasked with managing the United Auto Workers' next contract, which is set to expire in 2028 in tandem with the union's contracts at crosstown rivals Stellantis and General Motors.

WASHINGTON — A top Republican senator accused New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Empire State Democrats Wednesday of trying to “undermine workers’ rights” by claiming the state can intervene in labor ...

A new law in New York that allows the New York State Public Employment Relations Board, located in the Albany-based state government complex seen here, to handle some actions that would normally fall ...