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The latest in Unions
For Amazon workers, the bevy of sales reinforces the human toll of “same-day delivery, lifetime of injury.”
The UAW is unlocking worker power in the South. An expert explains why it matters.
Auto workers at the “Detroit Three” auto companies could stop work on September 14.
Can romance’s fantasy of wealth survive the labor rights movement? Let’s ask, uh, this frothy K-drama.
The freight trucking company Yellow struggled for years. It’s blaming its union anyway.
Our reliance on delivery gave the Teamsters union a lot more leverage in UPS negotiations.
What Oakland’s teachers union reveals about labor strikes in 2023.
SAG-AFTRA now joins the WGA on the picket line. What does that mean for viewers?
The Court’s new decision is a significant blow to workers’ right to strike.
Longtime CEO Howard Shultz testified before a Senate committee as the company’s labor violations stack up.
Glacier Northwest v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters should be a straightforward case. But nothing is ever straightforward in this Supreme Court.
Workers unionized, quit their jobs, and refused to go back to the office.
A measure to approve seven paid sick days for rail workers has failed in the upper chamber.
Empty stores and unused cups: A look at the Starbucks strikes.
Amazon workers at the ALB1 warehouse near Albany, New York, voted 406-206 against unionizing.
The election at the ALB1 Amazon warehouse near Albany could prove the Staten Island union victory was no fluke.
The Labor Department’s new classification rules could give workers for companies like Uber and DoorDash more rights — if they ever take effect.
The restaurant industry lost its fight against a big labor bill recently signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Workers have a lot to celebrate this Labor Day.
The company has started bargaining with just 3 of more than 200 unionized stores.
The grocery chain is now famous for Hawaiian shirts, frozen foods, and union jobs.
What’s next for the face of America’s new labor movement.
It’s a huge win for congressional organizers who’ve been pushing for change.
Joining the picket line like it’s 1939.
Inside Starbucks’s successful 21st-century union drive.
Amazon wanted to make former employee Chris Smalls the face of labor activism. He just handed Amazon its first US union.