Democrats want to reduce inequality and save the labor movement, but how? One policy organization has an ambitious new proposal.

On Tuesday, employees of the fast-food chain will strike to demand corporate action on sexual harassment.

How Google, Tesla, and other tech giants could fix the broken relationship between employers and their employees

A voter referendum on a "right-to-work" law in conservative Missouri will speak volumes about the fate of unions in America.

Lakeith Stanfield stars as a rising telemarketing employee trapped between precarity and ruthless corporate forces.

Wednesday's ruling in Janus v. AFSCME, Local 31 is a blow to organized labor—and a boon for the Republican Party.

America today has a lot in common with that bygone era of monopolies and gross inequality. But will the country respond similarly?

By shrinking the regulatory state, the administration is putting young, vulnerable workers at risk.

A new ruling establishes a huge hurdle for employees trying to sue their employers.

How liberals, over decades, worked to undermine a proposal that has long enjoyed public support

In the aftermath of a teacher walkout, the government of Kentucky is moving to take control of the state’s largest school system.

The elite university's refusal to bargain with a student union could have far-reaching consequences.

How academia exploits the labor—and love—of aspiring scholars

How a years-long assault against public workers has created a new solidarity

Why teachers are adopting a more militant politics

The Rajneesh cult’s wealth depends upon cheap labor.

Three new books reveal the tangled ethics of the artisanal life.

It wasn't so long ago that teachers' strikes were considered problematic. Then Trump came along.