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The rally and protest at the University of Michigan Board of Regents meeting on Thursday is the latest diversion by the MNA-UMPNC aimed at preventing Michigan Medicine nurses from uniting with other sections of the working class to fight intolerable conditions at the hospital in Ann Arbor.

Kansas regulators want Evergy to explain a more than $1 billion increase in its capital plan, calling the spike "highly concerning."

Premiums are going up by more than 15% for educators in 2023. Taxpayers face the same impact.

In a twist of fate and a sign of the times, some Florida business groups are backing the Democrat in a state House race in the Tampa area, while trial

WASHINGTON —Young voters in nine swing states with tight Senate races strongly back workers’ rights, and especially the Protect The Right To Organize (PRO) Act, says a new Hart Research poll, commissioned by the Communications Workers.

Premiums are going up by more than 15% for educators in 2023. Taxpayers face the same impact.

After working more than three months after the initial expiration of their contract, nurses and other health care workers voted by 96 percent to authorize a strike against Kaleida Health.

The threat of a rail strike on Friday has already begun rippling through the U.S. economy, as farmers, businesses and commuters start to feel the impact of a potential transit shutdown even before it...

U.S. rail companies are poised to stop shipping farm products and other key goods starting today as the industry braces for a possible labor strike forecast to cost the worlds biggest economy more than $2 billion a day.

At times turning Gov. Phil Murphy's 'stronger and fairer' slogan around on him, unions push the state to back off possible 24% hikes in health care costs.