Unions

Most U.S. Workers Strike Since 1986

By Abigail Abrams

94 Detroit Schools Closed Due to Teacher 'Sickout'

By Maya Rhodan

What Hillary Clinton Is Selling to Ohio Voters

By Philip Elliott / Columbus, Ohio

Clinton and Sanders Clash at Democratic Debate in Flint

By Philip Elliott / Detroit
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How Scalia's Death Will Affect Pending Cases

The untimely death of Justice Antonin Scalia rightly will be met with sadness and many learned assessments of the long-term impact this historic figure had on the Court, the American judiciary and the country.In the...

By Massimo Calabresi

Almost All of Detroit’s Schools Are Closed

Teachers are fighting for funding

By Victor Luckerson

Supreme Court Hears Case That Could Deal Blow to Unions

Outcome could make every state “right-to-work”

By Sarah Butrymowicz/The Hechinger Report

Hillary Clinton Wins Major Endorsement From the SEIU

The Service Employees International Union, one of the country’s most influential and largest unions, announced Tuesday it would endorse Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid in the latest sign the former Secretary of State is outstripping her...

By Sam Frizell

Fast-Food Workers Take Aim at Elections

Another big strike is planned to coincide with GOP debate

By Victor Luckerson

Scott Walker Seeks to Revive Campaign

Seeking to revive a flagging campaign, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is returning to the ideas that first catapulted him onto the national stage: reducing the power of unions.In a speech in Las Vegas, Walker will...

By Philip Elliott

What Happened to the American Labor Union?

America's changing economy might have something to do with it

By Arpita Aneja

Here's the Road Ahead for College Athletes

Anti-trust case are now the clearest path to reform

By Sean Gregory

Hillary Clinton Faces Unrest Among Organized Labor

Labor activists are deeply divided over Hillary Clinton's candidacy

By Sam Frizell

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Union Fee Collection

The case could affect 7 million public sector employees in 20 states

By Charlotte Alter

Jeb Bush's Union-Friendly Pension Law Could Haunt Him

Democratic lawmaker calls it "the most union friendly bill I've ever seen"

By Charlotte Alter

New Google Doodle Celebrates International Labour Day

The holiday has its origins in the 19th century labor movement

By Kevin McSpadden

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 17

1. Is it time for the Jews to leave Europe?By Jeffrey Goldberg in the Atlantic2. The divorce rate is falling. Here’s why that’s bad news for some Americans.By Sharadha Bain in the Washington Post3. Across...

By The Aspen Institute

McDonald’s Employees File Complaints Over Conditions

Worker claims she was told to use mustard to treat a burn

By Victor Luckerson

Elizabeth Warren and the AFL-CIO: A Match Made in History

Senator Warren will address an American labor movement seeking a renaissance

By Sam Frizell

Fast Food Workers Plan Another Strike

Workers are planning another set of one-day walkouts on Thursday

By Victor Luckerson
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