Labor organizing

As doctors prepare for another strike to protest their salaries and working conditions, some weigh opportunities in the U.S. and Canada.

They provide essential services like emergency rescue and avalanche prevention, but they often can't afford to live near where they work.

Union members from the auto industry to Hollywood actors are currently taking the votes. They are more than a rubber-stamping process.

And those students are likely to take their engagement beyond the academy.

The walkout, called "pharmageddon" on social media, included pharmacists at CVS and Walgreens.

California is one of 11 states that allows in-home child care providers to bargain collectively. This year, the union that represents 40,000 of these workers in that state won big in their fight for better pay and benefits. 

Investors — and the union — will be scrutinizing the numbers for clues about how the extended work stoppage is affecting the companies.

Petitioning for union representation is just the first step in forming a union, and not all efforts make it to the finish line.

Retail pharmacists deal with understaffing and burnout as their job responsibilities expand beyond dispensing medication.

The union is making its case for the increase citing the higher cost of living and strong auto industry profits.