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Customer service reps at federal contractor say sick time, break policies need to change

‘He'll do what's best for Floridians, not just the politics of the day.'

GALESBURG, Ill.—As the nation’s railroad worker unions presented their details for a new contract with the freight railroads to a Presidential Emergency Board, rank-and-file workers, upset with no contract since before the coronavirus pandemic, rallied with their leaders in Galesburg, Ill.

Creative Communications Workers union reacts to Campaign's salary survey.

EEOC Chair Charlotte Burrows, who President Joe Biden elevated on his first day in office, has had limitations on what she can accomplish during her tenure.

Many in the industry have been raising concerns about the federal governments Buy America rules for subsidized broadband builds. But some also see an opportunity.

Companies often improve pay and benefits in an effort to convince employees that they don't need a union—but that's proof that unionizing works.

Health care workers have delivered a 10-day notice to the Kaleida Health administration for an informational picket that will be held on August 18, the union representing the workers announced.

Labor unions have formed at more than 200 Starbucks, an Apple store, Google and elsewhere. Here’s how it happened and why it’s unusual in retail and tech.

Workers at the nation’s largest federal call center contractor plan to strike Monday at locations in Louisiana, Mississippi and Virginia.