Here's what President-elect Trump should do to make trade deals better for US workers.

The battle for workers is slowly but surely progressing with reasonable gains in the number of jobs, wages and benefits.

How can the people who do the work in America receive a fair share of the wealth we create, and a voice in our politics, society and culture?

The deadliest scourge you probably haven't heard of: an estimated 50,000 lives lost each year to on-the-job exposures.

As we take stock after Labor Day, there’s much that we have accomplished, much to be grateful for, and yet so much work remains if we are to create a path to economic stability for all of us.

Perhaps Phil Gramm could run a telethon to support ex-executives shamed for their fat retirement packages.

The overworked and underpaid American workforce has something to celebrate.

The leaked text is full of dense legal jargon, but a close reading makes its corporate agenda crystal clear.

America's biggest employers want to pick and choose the benefits they give their injured workers.

Ideologues in state capitols are wasting little time when it comes to enacting an extreme agenda, but local activists are pushing back.