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Republican members of Congress say President Joe Biden’s administration is waging war on independent contractors. Democrats counter that ...

House Workforce Protections Subcommittee Chair Kevin Kiley unloads both barrels in his opening statement.

Some union experts think more government oversight is needed to ensure contracts are negotiated within a reasonable time.

MPR News asked what you want Minnesota lawmakers to accomplish this legislative session and you answered. Here’s a look at what's passed and what's in the works.

A year after a ‘historic’ victory in Staten Island, New York, hope for a wave of union victories is looking less momentous

Michigan became the first state in decades to repeal its Right to Work, RTW, law. What this means for employers who have unionized sites in Michigan is that in all upcoming negotiations, they should expect unions to push hard for new union security provisions.

AFL-CIO’s Department For Professional Employees, whose affiliates include a dozen entertainment industry unions, sets its legislative agenda for 118th Congress.

Child care there ought to be bipartisan support. invest in affordable housing, as well, all without raising taxes over anyone making less than $400,000 a year. in contrast, what we have seen on the republican side is extremism. kevin mccarthy handed the keys of the house of representatives over to the most extreme members of his party in order to become speaker. those extreme members in the freedom caucus released a budget that would make painful cuts in health care, in education funding, and ot...

The PRO Act has been proposed in Congress again this year. For those unfamiliar, the PRO Act, if passed, would arguably be the most significant piece of labor law legislation to become law in over 75 years.

Democratic leadership recently reintroduced the unnecessary Protecting the Right to Organize or PRO Act to appease labor special interests.