Labor

Far from indulging in a “we've got ours” mentality, the workers are intent on maintaining solidarity with workers still cursed with a boss.

As we increasingly rely on cheap domestic labor, we are allowing abusive employers to hold deportation over workers' heads to exploit them.

Advocates have helped pass paid sick days laws in cities like San Francisco, Washington DC, Seattle and Portland, but big business has been pushing back.

There's almost no part of the National Labor Relations Act that hasn't been weakened by amendments.

There's another line of thought about the cause of the economic crisis, which is: the underlying issue is that in fact it's a crisis of inequality.

On the News With Thom Hartmann: The gun-lobby has been squaring off against advocates for stricter gun control; Stockton, California is broke; Euro zone broke another unemployment record; and …

The meeting of women trade unionists in Tunis provided a forum to share stories.

Economist Bill Black: Male workers' wages are going down, which makes gap appear smaller; in higher incomes levels, gap is actually getting wider.

Part 8 of the Harvesting Justice series.

Chicago teachers have beaten their anti-education, anti-union mayor before. And they could do it again.