Labor

Fired Warehouse Workers Want Action From Walmart

Chris Hayes Replaces Ed Schultz; Perez Is Obama’s Labor Pick; House Nixes $10.10 Minimum Wage

Wages Rising in Chinese Factories? Only For Some

Kevin Slaten and Xue Chao

Cambodian Workers Wrest Justice from Wal-Mart and H&M Supplier

Survey Shows Overwhelming Public Support for Social Security

Bus Strike Exposes Social Divides in Singapore

For Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore Is A ‘Company Town’

The Myth of the Overpaid Public Worker

Corporate-Approved State Bills Kick Low-Wage Workers While They’re Down

Top Democrats Differ On Ending Subminimum Wage For Workers With Disabilities

Day Laborers Defend Their Right to Public Space in Court

Will Chicago Save Money From School Closings? The Evidence Is Thin

AFL-CIO Takes Up Immigration and Austerity, Even If It Means Fighting Some Dems

Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn Narrowly Avoids Public Employee Strike

New York Wants to Boost Food Manufacturing, but Will Communities get a Raw Deal?

New England Grocery Unions Face Grueling Obamacare Test (Update)

Virginia Restores Funding to Wage-and-Hour Department

Spencer Woodman

N.Y. City Council Considers Yanking Cablevision’s License

All Work and No Pay: Recognizing Women’s Unpaid Labor in the Global South

Union Leader Forbids Beer in Battle with Scab Company

Study Demolishes the Myth That U.S. Workers Lack Skills

Red, White and Blue-Washing: GE Backs Off Boast of 13,000 New Jobs

Boeing Supply-Chain Workers Vote to Strike

New Aid for Hostess Workers As Bakeries Auction Approaches

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