Biden Celebrates Ford’s Electric F-150, But Allies Worry About Job Losses
President must ensure cars are made “here in the U.S. with good paying union jobs,” United Auto Workers leader Rory Gamble said.
Unions & Labor Department
New Labor Legislation Kicks Up Controversy With Potential Adverse Impact For Small Businesses
One survey found more than 60 percent of women- and minority-owned small businesses could lose significant opportunities.
Upper Hunter Loss Risks Instability, Says Australian Government
The government says the stability could be undermined if the Nationals lose the Upper Hunter by-election.
Sheep Farmer Bills Royal Australian Air Force Millions For Trespass
A sheep farmer failed to make the air force pay her for flying over her property multiple times a week.
The Endless Strike: Unionism In Mexico
Unionized Notimex employees have been on strike for a year. The history of Mexican unions explains why.
Mars Landing Could Beat Death Of Pay Gap
A worrying level of apathy about Australia’s gender pay gap means it might not close until 2047.
Department Of Labor Nixes Program To Report Underpayment Of Wages Without Penalties
Businesses were encouraged to self-regulate, paying back wages quickly to avoid litigation.
Boeing Job Moves Take Aim at Unions
Boeing confirmed that it will move the remainder of its 787 Dreamliner production from Washington State to South Carolina.
Dolores Huerta: Sí, Se Puede, Together We Can Build a Better Future
Americans celebrated the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which guaranteed women the right to vote.