A strike by some 1,400 workers at four Kellogg’s cereal plants could be a preface to dozens and possibly hundreds of work stoppages in the com…

Farmworkers at a Long Island vineyard are the first to organize under a 2019 state law that granted farm and agricultural workers collective b…

A White House task force charged with coming up with recommendations to boost workers’ rights and empower labor unions met for the second time…

Belonging to a union reduces the risk a person will fall into poverty, research by two scholars showed.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to consider a case brought by an Ohio high school teacher that could have weakened public-sector unions, Bloom…

College athletes could soon be banding together. A bill introduced May 28 would grant the athletes employee status and give them organizing an…

Americans are more pro-labor and less favorable toward big business than at any time in the last half-century, according to research cited by …

The Connecticut Senate May 13 sought to impose a counterweight to the Supreme Court’s Janus decision by passing a bill that would help public-…

The White House’s labor task force this week launched an effort to increase the number of unionized workers. The group, whose agenda was unvei…

More than 650 software engineers, designers, data analysts and product managers at The New York Times have formed a union, the paper reported.…

Majorities of Americans consider the decade-long decline in union representation for U.S. workers a bad development, according results of a Pe…