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The United Auto Workers may focus its actions on specific plants, instead of organizing a broad work stoppage, if contract negotiations fail.

Donald Trump is trying to use the United Auto Workers’ standoff to pry away working-class voters, but Michigan representative Elissa Slotkin tells VF “there is only one party” truly on labor’s side.

This week's Detroit Auto Show is meant to showcase impressive new electric vehicles, but the fanfare looks destined to be upstaged by a brewing labor dispute and the increasing likelihood of a strike.

This weeks Detroit Auto Show is meant to showcase impressive new electric vehicles, but the fanfare looks destined to be upstaged by a brewing labor dispute and the increasing likelihood of a strike.

Is AI the future of gardening? If you use it wisely, it could be.

WASHINGTON—If you file a card-check majority for union recognition at your workplace, and the boss turns you down and demands an election instead—and then flagrantly and often breaks labor law on the way to the vote—guess what? The National Labor Relations Board now says you win your union aut...

As worker actions continue from Hollywood to Detroit, and new labor unions crop up nationally, the White House on Monday was highlighting its effort to bolster worker organizing throughout the

Alexander Colvin, Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations Dean says technology is at the heart of the shift in the balance ...

Available workers are scarce in skilled trades, hospitality and other fields, pushing wages up. The boom in boomer exits magnifies the trend.

As worker actions continue from Hollywood to Detroit, and new labor unions crop up at firms like Starbucks and Amazon, the White House this week highlighted its effort to bolster worker organizing. …