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The dock workers’ strike could mean big wage gains but could further disrupt the fragile supply chain.

How a tech and finance boom turned the city into one of the nation’s biggest back-to-office experiments.

Trump’s “populist” running mate won’t change his party’s class allegiances.

Teen jobs aren’t what they used to be. They’re worse.

German labor history has some tips on how the US could reduce its workweek.

Auto workers at the “Detroit Three” auto companies could stop work on September 14.

Our reliance on delivery gives the Teamsters union a lot more leverage in UPS negotiations.

The Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action in college admissions could embolden actors to challenge the diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts of employers.

How small tech companies are using remote work to compete with the big guys.

Unions won’t come back without fundamental changes to bargaining.

The Court’s new decision is a significant blow to workers’ right to strike.

That’s poor ground to stand on when trying to revoke remote work.

What happens next depends on Amazon, the workers, and the interpretation of outdated US labor law. 

The justices appeared uncharacteristically cautious in a high-stakes case about religion in the workplace.

Groff v. DeJoy could give religious conservatives unprecedented power to make demands from their employers.