The Supreme Court hears arguments Wednesday in a case that could weaken union-organizing efforts.

'Worker's councils' will be like labor unions-lite.

Labor unions are unhappy with provisions in the Affordable Care Act that could tax their members' health coverage.

The strike has laid bare a tricky cultural divide in the Bay Area, between traffic-weary tech workers who drive the local economy, and blue collar transit workers who feel left behind.

Walmart employees and other low-wage workers hope the spotlight on U.S. companies in Bangladesh galvanizes support for their campaigns at home.

A sonic tour of Walmart fans and foes as a judge moves a case against Walmart one step forward.

Community college replaces unionized auto factories as landmarks of economic mobility in Flint, Mich.

Residents of Flint reflect on Michigan's move from union stronghold to right-to-work state.

Michigan workers protested Governor Rick Snyder's decision to pass the right-to-work bills into law yesterday. They say the laws weaken unions.

The news of Michigan's 'right-to-work' law has reignited the debate about the role of unions in our country today, so how is the issue playing with the American public?