Friday, Dec 28, 2012 5:16 PM UTC
Longshoremen strike averted, for now
The union extended its contract for 30 days, avoiding a strike that would cripple East Coast ports
The union extended its contract for 30 days, avoiding a strike that would cripple East Coast ports
Whether right-to-work legislation is pushed next in Ohio or elsewhere, the battle will be fierce
The right-to-work bill may now be law, but organizers are already planning their next move
Steven Crowder got into a scuffle with some union protesters VIDEO
The bill passed today takes language verbatim from ALEC's model legislation
It's surprising that we're fighting union workers and not "radical Islam," says one Twitter user
Michigan passes an anti-union law and claims it's good for workers. Economists say sure -- if you own the company
UPDATED: The Republican-majority House passes both union-busting bills and Gov. Snyder defends his support VIDEO
On Thursday night, GOP lawmakers backed by Koch brothers voted through a Right-to-Work bill announced that morning VIDEO
Reverse globalization is suddenly in the headlines. Here's why American workers shouldn't be jumping for joy
The strike, which crippled America's largest shipping hub, aimed to end outsourcing of union jobs
A Wendy's worker is fired -- then reinstated -- and the surprise strike by NYC workers sparks little backlash
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