JD Vance and Tim Walz offer starkly different approaches to workers’ rights, reflective of their respective political ideologies. Vance’s focus is on a business-friendly approach that involves deregulation and economic nationalism, while Walz emphasizes the strengthening of unions and expanding worker support through legislation.
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued its first Cemex order, named for the landmark...
Read MoreTeachers, bus drivers, custodial staff, and food service workers in Fairfax County, Virginia, have voted to unionize, marking a pivotal moment for the union movement. The 27,000 new union members voted overwhelmingly to elect...
Read MoreAs the United States approaches another critical election, the decision facing union members is clearer than ever: Donald Trump’s presidency was a relentless assault on workers’ rights, economic security, and the values that...
Read MoreThe Center for American Progress (CAP), an independent, nonpartisan policy institute, reports workers are “winning a greater percentage of NLRB-overseen union elections than at any point in the past 15 years as Biden...
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