Thousands of low-wage workers across the US and the world protested on tax day to demand better pay and working conditions.

We need to rebuild the American middle class, starting with the wealthiest and most powerful industry in our economy.

The success of this effort could not only strengthen our economy, but also bring millions of working-class Americans back to the political stage.

The first Gilded Age drove Americans into the streets of our land as they refused to accept that unbridled capitalism was their fate.

“This legislation not only demonizes working people — union and non-union alike — it will hit everyone in the pocketbook with lower wages and an economy that’s thrown out of balance.”

It's time for federal agencies like the Labor Department and the IRS to protect workers' rights in the "sharing" economy.

Gov. Walker, who is busily preparing a 2016 Republican presidential run that highlights his anti-labor stance, is now all in on “Right to Work.”

When workers' power is diminished and people’s voices are shut out of the workplace, job quality and job standards suffer.

Jobs are coming back, but pay isn’t. What's going on? Robert Reich explains.

Over the past few years, the United States has been resegregated — politically. You might recognize some of the brands and corporations behind this GOP effort.