Americans aren’t just quitting their jobs; they’re fighting back.
An astonishing one in three US workers does gig work now.
What if paid work were no longer the centerpiece of American life?
Workers are leaving their jobs. But are they getting better ones?
The NLRB is expanding its complaint against Google.
Here are 3 big lessons from Germany’s transition off of coal power.
Sports leagues enjoy some exemptions from antitrust laws, but do they apply to player compensation?
Bessemer, Alabama, has been called an “unlikely” place for an epic union battle with Amazon. They don’t know Bessemer.
The meat industry is bad for farmers, workers, consumers, animals, and the environment. It should be the next target in Democrats’ antitrust push.
Young adults are failing to launch their careers during a pandemic. That could have a lasting generational impact.
Some workers are raising concerns in light of larger tensions over labor organizing.
A survey of Freelancers Union members showed the vast majority of freelancers who applied for government relief still haven’t received it.
Expanded unemployment benefits end in late July. Rep. Dan Kildee of Michigan wants to extend them through the rest of the year.
Vox answers your questions about new US unemployment benefits.
A new rule in Georgia means employers are responsible for filing unemployment for furloughed employees every week.
Why it’s taken so long for some states to set up unemployment programs for freelancers, gig economy workers, and self-employed people.
With 22 million people trying to get unemployment at once, the system is overwhelmed.
Amazon is leading a robotics race that will have a seismic impact on the warehouse industry, which employs more than 1.1 million Americans today.
A spate of lawsuits against giants from Google and Twitter to Nike and Goldman Sachs reveals the growing frustrations of women in pursuit of the C-suite.
The gender gap we’re not talking about.
He’s an adviser to President Trump — but he also wants to see a national $15 minimum wage and an overhaul of the H-1B visa program.
Proposals for a universal basic income, such as Andrew Yang’s “Freedom Dividend,” may have dire consequences for blue-collar workers who just want a job, Greenhouse says.
Sectoral bargaining is the future of American labor unions.
Bastian talks with Recode’s Kara Swisher and Jason Del Rey about improving the customer experience, facial recognition, and Delta employees’ attempts to unionize.
National labor leaders oppose the Green New Deal but some state unions endorse it. That’s a challenge for presidential contenders.
Picket lines are now campaign stops.
More than 300,000 workers would get a raise.
Kaepernick’s lawyer and the NFL announced a confidential settlement in the collusion case on Friday.
Why Japan, South Korea, and Germany are likely ecstatic right now.
Inside the Open Philanthropy Project, the group tasked with giving away Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz’s massive fortune.
The online platform economy is a small but growing part of the gig economy.
The Trump era has sparked some of the most creative thinking in labor in years.
We might just need a little time ... or it might take more.
A new study shows that CEOs made about 312 times more money in 2017 than the average worker.
Women who worked at Nike are suing over pay discrimination. Their demands are critical in a broader fight.
Journalists at digital media startups are unionizing. The staff at Thrillist is the first to authorize a strike.
The Department of Labor plans to weaken rules to determine whether companies pay women and workers of color less.
The trend can explain slow growth, “missing” workers, and stagnant salaries.
When you look at the numbers right, the war on poverty actually worked.
But the latest job report does show the lowest unemployment rate since the recession began.