An Uber lawyer reportedly said today that the company will continue to refuse to properly classify its drivers as employees after the passage of AB5 in California last night. The argument? “Drivers’ work is outside the usual course of Uber’s business.” Which begs the question: What is Uber’s business?
The United Auto Workers voted to authorize a strike amid contract negotiations. The union represents about 150,000…
When Donald Trump stood before a crowd of workers earlier this week at a Royal Dutch Shell petrochemical plant in…
In May, first-term Republican Sen. Josh Hawley delivered the commencement address at the King’s College, a small…
Striking Stop & Shop workers headed into their sixth day of picketing and negotiations with management today as part…
The Labor Department has announced a new proposal that would extend overtime pay to millions of Americans, according…
The Arizona GOP doesn’t want you to be exploited too much by your employer—as long as you’re old enough.
Scabby the Rat is a good, wholesome rat. He is a bit cumbersome and rabid-looking, but he always fights the good…
New Orleans isn’t just giving handouts to any ole company anymore.
A federal district judge in Washington, DC, just handed the Trump administration, and conservatives in general,…
Amid increasing scrutiny of Amazon’s treatment of its fulfillment center workers—including an April report which…
Retail colossus Walmart just patented a new technology meant to monitor employee productivity via audio surveillance…
509 days into the Trump administration, virtually every joke about President Donald Trump hiring “the best people”…
As the Fight for $15 movement has escalated over the past few years, winning higher minimum wage laws across the…
How can one of the most reviled men in West Virginia be competitive in the GOP primary race for a Senate seat?…
Over the past few months, the Department of Labor has been pushing a rule that would rescind longstanding…
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