Workers’ legal rights are inherently precarious in a capitalist economy. Only periodic mass upheaval has renewed them.

The firings are his administration’s latest test to the limits of presidential power over independent agencies.

The union “actually made things worse, actively attempting to block management efforts to address a workplace that had been made inhospitable for Jewish workers,” the Brandeis Center alleges.The post ...

Cosmic shifts are happening in the jurisdictional landscape between the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and Railway Labor Act (RLA). These ...

The US Supreme Court this week declined to consider an NJ nursing home company’s appeal for relief following upheld decision from lower court.

The company and Amazon Labor Union have been at odds since the warehouse workers won a historic election vote for union ...

A US labor judge decided Costco's rules barring workers from discussing harassment investigations is a violation of rights, ...

As union membership declines and regulators turn against workers, maybe we need to start talking about some radical change to ...

A Massachusetts plumbing and HVAC business must bargain with a union that lost a representation election because the company ...

A divided U.S. appeals court has rejected Amazon.com's attempt to block a National Labor Relations Board case involving the ...

Union activists tormented Jewish colleagues with a “toxic working environment” that spewed pro-terror, anti-Israel vitriol ...

If SCOTUS decides members of independent agencies can be fired at will, the implications could be huge—including for the ...