Author: Ken Green

Through its policies and actions, the Biden administration is proving to be one of the most pro-union administrations in recent history.

Union organizing of white collar workers at big tech companies is gaining momentum with the support and resources of labor unions.

Elements of President Biden’s proposed American Jobs Plan align closely with key issues in the labor movement.

The labor movement picked up notable wins after workers at these three companies voted to unionize this spring.

Workers at the Amazon facility in Bessemer, Alabama voted against joining the union. We look at why, and what the results mean for labor.

President Biden kept his campaign pledge to advance worker rights by nominating Labor Secretary Marty Walsh and Lauren McFerran for NLRB.

The International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT) is carrying its members and the labor movement into the future through activism and outreach.

The Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act expands workers’ rights to unionize and bargain. Can this legislation pass in a more labor-friendly Senate?

UK Uber drivers in the won a courtroom victory against the company when the Supreme Court ruled they are classified as workers.

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten is a visible and vocal leader in the labor movement advocating for education and social reforms.