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Regulators expected Tuesday to prohibit noncompete agreements, which impede millions of U.S. workers from getting a better job.

In a time when every penny counts, President Joe Biden is calling out a subtle but growing trend that hits consumers where it hurts most: their wallets. Dubbed shrinkflation, the practice of reducing product sizes while keeping prices steady is drawing the ire of the White House. From everyday snack aisles to the freezer section, Americans are getting less for the same price, a move Biden labels as a corporate sleight of hand at the expense of the public. In a recent address to MGM Resorts Manag

A union at the Tuscaloosa Mercedes factory would be an "attack" on the Alabama model for economic success, the governor said.

Labor peace was won at what will be higher costs for shippers and carriers. The post Labor 2023: A lot of noise but few strikes appeared first on FreightWaves.

The UAW has momentum, but organizing outside the Detroit Three won't be easy.

The UAW has momentum, but organizing and unionizing the nonunion automakers outside of the Detroit Three won't be easy.

The California-based company's difficulties are increasingly common in a sector battered by COVID, political polarization and other challenges.

They include “beware” and “don’t work here” and “nothing about this job is good.”

UAW contract talks with the Detroit 3 have salaried workers wondering about their rights during a strike, too.

A new report from the Treasury Department is singing the praises of labor unions as several high-profile strikes and labor contract negotiations reverberate across the economy. The report situated unions within the concept of the middle class and found that unions help to raise wages and benefits for workers and have economic “spillover effects” that…