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A Colorado appeals panel appeared skeptical Wednesday about the need to consider the circumstances of a 1990 deed exchange at the heart of the Communications Workers of America's fight over control of profits from the sale of a historic Colorado Springs retreat for union printers.

The labor leaders gathered in Winter Haven were protesting House Bill 1445, which they say is intended to undermine public-sector unions.

The election results, which was announced Tuesday, means Syracuse Graduate Employees United can begin bargaining negotiations with Syracuse University.

Independent Community Bankers of America is rolling out a new campaign aimed at shoring up small lenders in the wake of last month’s bank collapses.

It's the end of an era as the telecommunications company once had a massive downtown regional office and naming rights to its building.

The telecommunications company said its moving operations from the 34-story building at on Marquette Avenue to a facility about 10 miles south.

A U.S. labor agency on Friday alleged that Activision Blizzard Inc violated federal labor law by illegally surveilling employees during a walkout and threatening to shut down internal chat channels as... | April 4, 2023

Aides on both sides of the aisle said the NLRB inspector general's decision to open an inquiry into legal issues surrounding a subpoena recently issued to an agency staffer is highly unusual.

The White House Task Force on Worker Organizing and Empowerment has released an update the status of the 70+ action items from the task force's first report and other actions to support workers and their organizing rights.

The decline of Salinas’ 152-year-old newspaper leaves residents hungry for a trusted watchdog and worried about what stories won’t be covered.