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Starbucks will also backpay workers and offer benefits to Workers United members.

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A. Michael Spence, distinguished visiting fellow at CFR, provides a global perspective on the changing landscape of labor and economic productivity. Sharon Block, professor of practice and executive …

As president, the hotel mogul took the reins off employers at the expense of everyday workers. Now he wants another crack at it.

Can workers' unions maintain their momentum next year? The level of public approval and job market conditions will likely both play a role.

Unionized workers at Amazon, Starbucks, Trader Joe’s and REI have accused their employers of refusing to bargain. “That's absolutely part of their strategy."

On this date ... 1973: Sharon Block of Tucumcari, the state winner of the 4-H food-nutrition award, met with famous newspaper advice columnist Ann

Judges have ruled in more than 30 cases that Starbucks violated workers rights, and more decisions are in the pipeline.

Judges have ruled in more than 30 cases that Starbucks violated workers' rights, and more decisions are in the pipeline.

The emboldened labor movement has seized on discontent exacerbated by the pandemic, along with the ongoing labor shortage, soaring inflation, and a rise in activism among struggling workers.