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Romney encourages workplace electioneering by owners

It's been a rough four years for union members, and workers in general.

Meanwhile, 2012 Democratic platform affirms worker rights, but sends a mixed message on trade.

With a weeklong strike, Chicago teachers deliver a blow to a corporate agenda for schools

Jamie Partridge and seven others will fast four days in DC to protest postal cuts.

Labor fails to oust nemesis, but regains state senate

In footage released by a documentary-maker, Walker describes his bill as ‘divide and conquer.’

A federal judge strikes down reforms intended to reduce legal delays in union elections.

Tens of thousands of Wisconsin public workers have lost collective bargaining rights.

Nationwide, 11.8% of U.S. workers are in a union, according to the latest BLS data.

Up to 80 percent of Americans oppose the Supreme Court decision.

Proposals in Congress would end Saturday delivery and overnight delivery of First-Class mail.

The amendment would overturn the Supreme Court's Citizen United ruling.

A Nov. 17 nationwide day of action marked two months since Occupy Wall Street began.

Rep. Peter DeFazio and Sen. Tom Harkin introduce a bill Nov. 3 to tax Wall Street trading activity.

Washington said “yes” to Costco, “no” to Tim Eyman; Ohio restored collective bargaining rights.

“Sustaining this movement should be important to every progressive” — Jessica Giannettino, Oregon AFL-CIO field organizer

Portland-area letter carriers rallied the week of Nov. 7 against layoffs and cutbacks.

The labor federation's media campaign is aimed at putting unions in a more positive light.

Parallel to Occupy Wall Street, a mass movement is gaining steam to close accounts in the big banks.