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A coalition of labor unions is opposing a bill (A4045/S2930) that would change the Open Public Records Act in New Jersey, making it more difficult for many people to get access to public documents.

First reported by The Verge, 600 Activision QA workers have formed a new union at the publisher. It was organized through the Communications Workers of…

Jack Benedict and dozens of unionized workers found out they were losing their jobs while testifying to the Austin City Council. Their contracting firm and Google disagree.

The cutting of 12 jobs at Consolidated Communications continues what union and congressional leaders have called a 'troubling' trend at Maine's largest telecommunications company.

The cutting of 12 jobs at Consolidated Communications continues what union and congressional leaders have called a 'troubling' trend at Maine's largest telecommunications company.

A number of major U.S. unions have united around the call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Seven of them, along with over 200 local and regional labor bodies, announced Feb. 16 that they had formed the National Labor Network for Ceasefire. Together, these unions represent nine million workers and over…

In an age when companies routinely proclaim their commitments to civil rights and the environment, what does it even mean to be a woke employer? And can Microsoft, with a history of squeezing competitors, truly claim to be more evolved than most?

By Farooque Chowdhury and Michael D. Yates

STEUBENVILLE — The Jefferson County Commissioners said Thursday they’re hoping the village of Yorkville finds the solution to its policing problem. The vil

WASHINGTON—After weeks of quiet consolidation of their coalition, Labor for a Ceasefire, a group of seven big unions, 220 other locals and central labor councils, and two other groups, will go public with its mass movement advocating a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas War.