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MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Tyre Nichols, the 29-year-old unarmed and unresisting Memphis Black man beaten, clubbed, and kicked to death by Memphis cops, died in January by “an act of violence at the hands and the feet of people who had been charged with keeping them safe,” Vice President Kamala Harris say...

Of all the members of Biden’s administration, NLRB General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo has arguably sparked the biggest changes for American workers.

Democratic U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider collected more campaign cash from special interest groups during the 2022 election cycle than any of the other representatives serving the North, West or Northwest suburbs, new federal records show. Heres how much other congressmen representing the suburbs collected.

The Employee Rights Act would shift the balance of power in the workplace from unions

Nearly two dozen union members protested outside the Roundhouse Thursday – many on their lunch breaks.

Employed by Alphabet sub Cognizant, the striking workers allege both companies' management have leveraged unfair labor practices to get in the way of their union drive.

An unfair labor charge has been filed against Lake Michigan Credit Union after an employee claims he was fired for leading workers in their effort to unionize. The credit union denies the claim.

A wave of unionization has swept the non-profit sector – but workers say they are experiencing aggressive opposition and retaliation

These sorts of strikes are spreading at other major universities across the country.

Folks,  Greetings from Pittsburgh, where our expose on the mismanagement of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette strike has gone viral.  Bolsonaro Asks Permission to Stay U.S.  Today, the Financial Times...