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Floridians became eligible to enroll in Affordable Care Act health insurance coverage starting Tuesday, just as workers at some of the largest call centers went on strike.

Some officials are fuming about a vote approving increases of more than 20% in health insurance premiums for government workers.

In the race to represent Colorado’s Western Slope in Congress, contributions from outside the sprawling, mostly rural 3rd Congressional District, have powered incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, while challenger Adam Frisch has relied heavily...

WASHINGTON —The forced Pittsburgh News Guild strike over labor law-breaking by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s rulers drew D.C. support from the Communications Workers and other unionists at a Capitol Hill demonstration October 25.

The Sun conducted an investigation into the campaign contributions of Josh Riley (D) and Marc Molinaro (R), who are running to be New York’s 19th district’s congressional representative, which includes the city of Ithaca.

BG1087: How Unions Deny Workers' Rights

HATTIESBURG, Miss.—Some 530 call center workers at a big federal contractor, Maximus, who handle calls from Medicare and Affordable Care Act clients, are being forced to strike on November 1 over low pay and Maximus’s refusal to do anything about sexual harassment from callers.

The Communications Workers of America union (CWA) has filed unfair labour practice charges against Activision Blizzard …

The CWA alleges that an Activision Blizzard executive disparaged unions and threatened to withhold raises and benefits over union organization.

Anti-fraud laws are not about preventing voting. If they were, they would clearly be a miserable failure.