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Denver Urban Gardens staff members this week won voluntary recognition for their months-long unionization project, but it's just the beginning. The move follows others in Denver, like Meow Wolf, Mercury Cafe and more

Also, Teamsters say they won't deliver Big Three vehicles during a strike, and President Biden wants round-the-clock talks between UAW and automakers.

Welp. It’s down to crunch time – 6:17 a.m. CST as I start writing this morning and the UAW strike deadline is 11:59 p.m. EST tonight. United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain again reject...

Both consumers and workers benefit when a merger means that the firm behaves more competitively by making profits with more and better product.

Recent filings with the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance show that political action committees are dropping millions of dollars into two contests at the top of the ticket this Election Day.

Nearly half of Grindr's staff has left the company after it ended telework and demanded that employees relocate to high-cost cities.

No Return Grindr seems to have played itself by giving its employees a return-to-office ultimatum — and nearly half of those employees responded by quitting. As Wired reports, management at the popular queer and trans hookup app issued a stark turnaround from its previous commitment to remote work when giving workers an abrupt notice: pledge within […]

On Aug. 17, days after its strike passed the 100-day mark, the Writers Guild of America West issued a call for lawmakers and regulators to look into the deals of three Hollywood giants: Netflix, Disney and Amazon. “Pay and working conditions for writers have become so dire, and media conglomerates so unresponsive, that 11,500 writers went …

Major court losses and more favorable economic conditions could set the stage for a new round of megadeals and mergers.

Call center workers that help Americans navigate the ACA marketplace and Medicare demanded more paths for advancement, higher pay and more breaks between calls at this year’s March on Washington.