All is (fairly) well for the U.S. economy judging by the statistics published recently. While output shrank during the first ...

Politics aside, recent history has illustrated that the ADP figures aren’t exactly gospel. Month after month, they have diverged from the Labor Department’s more resilient payroll numbers, often ...

On Wednesday, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and its African affiliate filed a formal complaint against ...

Wall Street’s big recent rally lost some momentum following a pair of potentially discouraging reports on the economy.

U.S. stocks are drifting in tentative trading following a potentially discouraging signal on the job market and economy. The ...

The U.S. faces job losses as outdated labor policies clash with aggressive tariff use, highlighting the need for reform to ...

An article by Chris Wright about the failed Workers’ Unemployment Insurance Bill, a Communist Party USA written and labor ...

For the public service, strikes are generally a last resort. But there are other sources of union power – in particular, deep ...

The Trump administration has made a habit of asking the high court to intervene through emergency appeals, bypassing lower ...

Economists and top policymakers at the Federal Reserve see a growing risk of America’s job market weakening because of President Donald Trump’s erratic trade war, according to minutes from the central ...

Although worker inflows into non-manufacturing more than fully offset manufacturing employment losses in trade-exposed locations after 2010, incumbent workers neither fully recover earnings losses nor ...