Working In These Times

‘Get a Job’? Not So Easy for Teens, as Adults Snap Up Openings

Kari Lydersen

Did Warren Buffet-Owned Company’s Prison-Made Product Break U.S. Law?

Mike Elk

GOP Lawmakers Make Indiana 23rd ‘Right-to-Work’ State (Updated)

Roger Bybee

Labor Takes Early Shots at Romney, Republicans—On and Off Air

David Moberg

State of the Union Address Barely Mentions Unions

Mike Elk

Amid ‘Turnaround Agenda,’ Teachers, Communities Overshadowed by Corporate Reforms

Michelle Chen

Emblematic of 1 Percenters, Cooper Tire Punk’d Workers

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Center for Union Facts Steps Up $10 Million Ad Campaign Backing Broad Anti-Union Bill

Josh Eidelson

Is OSHA Getting Tougher? For 2nd Time Ever, Federal Agency Pushes Company-Wide Settlement

Mike Elk

Lockout at Quebec Rio Tinto Aluminum Smelter Drags On

Kari Lydersen

Weekly Workers’ Round-Up: IKEA Workers Unionize, and NH Becomes New Front in Public-Sector Fight

Patrick Glennon

Partial Victory Bittersweet for Laid-Off Bakery Worker at Center of Class-Action Suit

Kari Lydersen

The Right to Be Healthy: Supreme Court Weighs Sick Leave for State Workers

Michelle Chen

Letter From Colombia: In Plastic Surgery Capital, How Real is the New Face?

Kari Lydersen

Trumka Voices ‘Dissent’ From Obama’s Corporate-Backed Jobs Council Report

Mike Elk

Opposition Erupts as Chicago City Council Passes G8/NATO Summit Ordinances

Kari Lydersen

Wis. Recall Elections a Sure Thing, But New ID Law May Block Anti-Walker Vote

Roger Bybee

Some Unions Support SOPA, But Would Anti-Piracy Bill Hurt or Help Workers?

Mike Elk