Here’s How Workers Would Spend the Corporate Tax Cut – If They Had a Voice
Don’t workers have a legitimate claim and stake in what is done with the profits they help produce?
Labor
Trump’s Tax Law Likely to Harm the People He Used as Props in His Speech
The costs of the Republican tax plan will likely wipe out the benefits for middle class workers and small business owners like those the president highlighted in the State of the Union address.
The Tax Bill Bonus Sham
If Corporate America really wanted to help their employees, they'd drop their opposition to unions and let workers bargain for real gains rather than handouts.
It’s Time to End the World Bank’s Biased Business Regulation Ratings
After years of criticism from labor unions and other progressive groups, the Bank’s own chief economist is accusing his colleagues of ideologically-driven data manipulation.
Paying Tipped Workers Better Wouldn’t Lead to Fewer Restaurant Jobs
New research bolsters campaigns to increase the minimum wage for tipped workers in Washington, DC, New York, and elsewhere.
Video: Corporations Cutting Jobs After Tax Cut
Big companies are splurging on stock buybacks rather than job-creating investments.
The Unfinished Business of CEO Pay Reform in the UK
The head of the London-based High Pay Centre explains why more action is needed to fix the country’s broken executive compensation system.
Who Owns Tips? If Trump’s Department of Labor Gets Its Way, Employers, Not Workers
A new proposed rule would take tips out of the hands of the people who earn them.
Understanding Retail’s Volatile Moment
A new survey offers insight on the unstable job conditions for retail workers.