Two Unions Set Strike Deadline for 36,000 Verizon Workers
The unions, representing employees in the East, say they have made little progress with management in the eight months since…
Rule to Require Employers to Disclose Use of Anti-Union Consultants
The Labor Department says workers are often in the dark about who is trying to sway them when they exercise…
Why Sanders Trails Clinton Among Minority Voters
One reason for Bernie Sanders’s gap among African-Americans is that they have more favorable impressions of the economy.
As Americans Take Up Populism, the Supreme Court Embraces Business
The next Supreme Court justice is unlikely to greatly narrow a rift between the country and the court on economic…
The Right Wing’s Casting Agency, and Its Agent
As executive director of Talent Market, Claire Kittle Dixon uses her vast connections to fill posts for prominent and obscure…
New York Legislators Plan to Introduce Measure on Carried Interest Tax
The measure is part of a state-level drive by progressive groups to change how carried interest, a percentage of the…
Pension Benefit Cuts Planned at T.V.A., Breaking a Federal Firewall
Workers and retirees at the Tennessee Valley Authority may see their benefits cut even as executives spare their own supplemental…
Uber Drivers and Others in the Gig Economy Take a Stand
As the online gig economy grows, workers are beginning to band together to secure what they see as fairer treatment…
Unions Lean Democratic, but Donald Trump Gets Members’ Attention
Labor leaders fear that Mr. Trump may draw an unusually large number of union voters, possibly improving Republican chances in…
Labor Department Clarifies Employment Guidelines
The department is aiming to define the rules about which firm is responsible for complying with laws when two companies…