Labor Issues

In the latest Gallup poll, 68% of respondents said they dig unions.
A sudden policy change that will ban "sexually explicit" material from OnlyFans threatens to upend the lives of those who made the platform successful.
Jobless workers in states that cut federal benefits early had much less money but were only slightly likelier to have found jobs.
Despite pressure from management, staffers voted 15-2 to join the Washington-Baltimore NewsGuild.
A new analysis forecasts the number of U.S. outdoor sector workdays and annual earnings that could be lost if the world fails to slow global warming.
A hearing examiner for the National Labor Relations Board said Amazon tainted the election process enough to warrant a do-over.
The NLRB will still be under a Republican majority, but perhaps not for long.
While Republicans are blaming federal unemployment benefits for a "labor shortage," business owners see child care as a hurdle for their former employees.
Maine Medical Center made news when it brought in anti-union consultants from out of state to fight the organizing drive.
The union lost decisively in a preliminary vote count but says the company broke the law.