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The version of the bill that Newsom signed differs starkly from the original measure.

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It isn’t just UAW members who are watching the expanding strikes at GM, Ford and Stellantis plants. Nonunion autoworkers at rival companies are paying attention, too.

The union has waged a campaign for a $25-an-hour minimum wage in California, and now it’s pivotal in contract talks at Kaiser Permanente.

Strikes are not good for the economy. Let’s take a look at this particular UAW strike.

Unionized workers on strike against Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, N.J. recently held a march and silent vigil. A federal mediator ha

As negotiations between the United Auto Workers union and Ford, GM, and Stellantis near a Sept. 14 contract deadline, Biden's pro-union and clean energy priorities face a new test.

As negotiations between the United Auto Workers union and Ford, GM, and Stellantis near a Sept. 14 contract deadline, Biden's pro-union and clean energy priorities face a new test.

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Next week, the contract between 340,000 unionized workers and UPS expires. Workers authorized a strike and say they are ready to walk if the Teamsters and UPS can’t reach a deal. The labor dispute could lead to the largest strike in U.S. history against a single employer and cause massive disruption in the shipping industry and beyond. Stephanie Sy reports on how the battle lines are being drawn.