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The legislation is opposed by Florida union members across party lines.

The progressive SaaS company joins industry leaders such as Microsoft, Conde Nast, iHeartMedia, and fellow political tech leaders in union recognition.

Britni Cuington writes about her concern that telecom companies are hiring underpaid and undertrained contractors in order to avoid paying union wages.

Microsoft’s plan to buy Activision Blizzard will likely be approved by regulators, but Sony is fighting tooth and nail to block the deal over Call of Duty and competition concerns. It’s bringing out the worst in every company.

Bernie Sanders now chairs a committee that’ll haul executives in to answer for themselves.

New proposals in Tallahassee could affect over 150,000 working people in Florida who are represented by unions.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google is legally the boss of YouTube contract staff and must collectively bargain with the workers if they vote to unionize, a US labor board official ruled.

CHARLESTON — Union leaders Friday urged lawmakers to slow down on legislation that would affect insurance premiums for public employees.

The strike at the Warrior Met Coal mine was one of the longest in U.S. history, but the price of coal soared during the walkout, giving the company leverage.

The tabletop developer wants a “human touch” in its products