Labor

A billionaire’s decision dramatically altered the local news environment of U.S. cities. Barbara Ehrenreich hopes to help fill the coverage gap.

An annual report card on 190 countries’ business climates uses shoddy research to promote deregulation as a means of reducing inequality.

The actress and lifelong activist joins restaurant workers in the fight to end the subminimum tipped wage.

So-called 'right to work' laws undercut the power of U.S. labor unions and drive up inequality throughout North America.

The U.S. Department of Labor has chosen to honor the White House union-buster who turbo-charged American income and wealth inequality.

A union victory for the plant's predominantly black workforce would represent one of the largest successes for labor in decades and one of its largest triumphs in the South.

Renegotiation should address the trade deal’s impact in Mexico, where it has devastated the rural sector while creating huge opportunities for wealthy oligarchs like Carlos Slim.

The new Democratic Party ‘Better Deal’ agenda features a job-training proposal that demands less from CEOs than the training proposal Bill Clinton ran on a quarter-century ago.

Teams bid big bucks for athletes like LeBron James because they hold portable skills. CEOs don’t. So why do CEOs get even bigger bucks? A former CEO has the answer.