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From Meow Wolf Denver to the Mercury Cafe and Casa Bonita, Colorado workers are helping lead national trends in unionization at a point in time where they have leverage because unemployment is so low.

From Meow Wolf Denver to the Mercury Cafe and Casa Bonita, Colorado workers are helping lead national trends in unionization at a point in time where they have leverage because unemployment is so low.

Grindr said it had been planning the move for months, but employees say it could be retaliation.

And Japanese PM Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol will join Biden atop Catoctin Mountain Friday for trilateral security talks.

Hundreds of workers employed in the Midwest by a telecommunications giant are facing the possibility of losing their jobs since the company announced its intention to close some of its call centers. In Illinois and four other states, members of the Communications Workers of America District 4 have been at their jobs with AT&T for years, even decades, and they are voicing concerns over the future of their livelihoods. The closures also affect workers in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin....

Grindr is giving its employees an ultimatum that puts them between a rock and a hard place. Grindr could be striking back at its unionizing employees. The company recently gave its work-from-home (WFH) employees an ultimatum: work at the office in two weeks or lose their jobs.

Thanks to the regulatory process, this deal will significantly enhance competition in the video game industry while securing workers' rights and consumer interests.

Johnson & Johnson announced plans to spin its consumer health business off in 2021 to allow the company to focus on its pharmaceutical and medtech business lines.

After an exhaustive review by regulators in the United States and across the globe, Microsoft’s proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard is on track to close later this year. The European Commission approved the transaction in May, the Federal Trade Commission has suspended its administrative challenge, and negotiations are underway with the United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority. As the newly elected president of the Communications Workers of America, I am extreme...

After an exhaustive review by regulators in the United States and across the globe, Microsoft’s proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard is on track to close later this year. The European Commission approved the transaction in May, the Federal Trade Commission has suspended its administrative challenge, and negotiations are underway with the United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority. As the newly elected president of the Communications Workers of America, I am extreme...