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Texas-based nonprofit Workers Defense Project went public Friday with the details of an unfair labor practice charge it filed with the National Labor Relations Board in February.

Unions are prepping a last-ditch effort to convince the Senate to hold a vote on the Protecting the Right to Organize Act when lawmakers return from August recess.

EEOC Chair Charlotte Burrows, who President Joe Biden elevated on his first day in office, has had limitations on what she can accomplish during her tenure.

The House-passed paid leave program would have cost around $200 billion.

How pension funds weather this tumult will have huge knock-on effects.

The nation’s two largest teachers unions are mobilizing against gun violence on the Hill this week.

Over the last six years, Class I freight railroads have hemorrhaged a combined 45,000 workers.

If they choose to ratify the potential agreement reached over the weekend weekend, the 5,000 workers will avoid losing their employer-sponsored health insurance for the month of May.

Many of the lawmakers being called out are Democrats, several of whom have dedicated their careers to advocating for things like higher pay, better working conditions and less workplace discrimination.

Rep. Cindy Axne will lead the effort.