A coalition of immigration advocates are touring the western US to highlight the plight of immigrant workers and urge people to "shut it down" on May Day in protest of Trump's policies.

Ordinary people in California and across the country have invested their time and talent toward the goal of lifting working families out of poverty -- and the movement is gaining momentum.

An expert on organized labor talks about the problems facing many unions and how they might become a powerful force once again.

When the Supreme Court ruled that unions could not collect dues from the home-care workers they represent, the justices set workers and their clients on a course that could harm them both.

Schlademan is challenging Wal-Mart to act responsibly and help rebuild America's economy.

Historian Peter Dreier explains why Ellis-Lamkins is a part of a new wave of grassroots activists changing America.

Nearly one-fifth of large companies are raising the cost of health insurance by only offering high-deductible “catastrophic” plans to employees.

The labor and community organizer hopes the president will guarantee workers the right to negotiate fair wages and benefits.

The Nation columnist Greg Kaufmann reports on the the fight in Cincinnati to end "poverty wages" for the city's 1,000 janitors.

Two experienced union organizers join Bill to discuss the future of American labor.