Unions

Michael Winship interviews In These Times reporter Mike Elk about trends in organized labor and the decline of labor reporting.

Compulsory arbitration agreements force employees to give up their legal right to join a class action lawsuit in order to keep their job.

After years of embarrassing denial, the AFL-CIO recently took its first baby step in addressing the crisis that has engulfed organized labor: it recognized there was a problem. In the …

One NLRA amendment cuts back pay by requiring that remedies not be punitive to the law violator.

The future of teachers attempt to unionize their school is unwritten. However, with all eyes on Philadelphia's efforts to privatize, characterize and profitize public schools, their struggle is one …

A new made-for-television documentary series will air five one-hour episodes covering the U.S. labor movement.

Fast food workers in other countries earn the equivalent of $15 an hour and enjoy benefits, yet hamburgers cost no more.

Judicial amendment to the NLRA violates public and personal rights by denying wrongfully fired employees legal remedies.

“At this very moment both the labor and racial justice movements stand at a crossroads in our nation’s consciousness,” writes Hasira Soul.

Dave Johnson discusses corporate-funded conservatives and their war on democracy.