Without workers organizing to fight back, we are headed for worsening income inequality, political polarization and a total evisceration of the middle class.

New research finds that raising union membership to 30 percent could boost wages by 14.5 percent, expand health coverage, reduce inequality, and restore economic power to working Americans.

Jacob Schear is a library worker writing on behalf of the Executive Board of AFSCME Local 2083, Seattle Public Library Employees Union. He does not speak for The Seattle Public Library. We Seattle Pub...

A recent study of Sacramento County public works projects found that those led by unionized contractors were more cost- and time-efficient.

As he takes the helm at one of the Puget Sound’s largest and most influential unions, Jason Chan sees a clear goal: “The labor movement needs to grow.”

Click here to see more information about fundraisers that have been set up to support the workers and families impacted by the Nippon Dynawave tragedy.While our community grapples with the recent Nipp...