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A shift from a couple of years ago has held steady \u2014 more Republicans identify as working or lower class than Democrats do.

Working-class voter trends have been a topic of fascination. Some think the working class has leaned more to the right, others don't think so. Read more.

Back at AFI Silver for its 24th year, the month-long Labor FilmFest brings 10 very different films about the working class to the big screen.

Stronger safety net on wages for city’s worst paid and most vulnerable is to be welcomed despite inflation and cost fears.

"The Catholic Labor Network congratulates the hotel workers of Local 11 on their hard-fought wins in their Los Angeles strike," said Clayton Sinyai.

Nearly half of South African adults are struggling to afford food and electricity, highlighting the pressing financial challenges consumers are facing, according to FinMark Trust's annual “FinScope Consumer South Africa” report for 2023.

The clock is ticking for the Mississippi Senate to approve Medicaid legislation after the House passed the bill this week.

These days the “house brands” aren’t limited to the boringly packaged cheapies. They’re also premium products taking on the high-end established brands.

Many South African households are trapped. They are neither poor nor middle class. As a demographic they hover above the indigence threshold financially, but they are not yet securely in the middle class.