Undecided voters look a lot like yes voters.

If approved, it would ban unions and corporations from using payroll deductions for political cash.

Should Wal-Mart be held accountable for warehouse working conditions?

Labor Day tastes a little bitter this year as the unemployment rate has become permanently stuck above eight percent. Against this backdrop, both presidential campaigns are struggling to answer tough questions. Are we better off than we were four years ago? The Obama camp has no tidy answer. While the middle class fought to make ends meet, did Romney's Bain Capital use illegal practices to avoid paying millions in taxes? New York's attorney general intends to find out. 

Los Angeles will take part in the international day of action for May Day, traditionally a workers' holiday across the globe.

Labor organizations respond to Villaraigosa's plan to lay off city employees due to the budget cut.

 Opponents vow to repeal the anti-union legislation

Occupy L.A. took to Long Beach Monday morning to show support for unions. Critics have said the boycott would only hurt truck drivers and others employed at the port, but according to protesters, the "human movement" means well.

Newt Gingrich called child-labor laws “truly stupid” in a speech about changing the "culture of poverty in America."

Ohio voters decide fate of public employee unions right to collectively bargain.