It's simple. As a country, we can choose to collectively encourage the growth of good union jobs that pay family sustaining wages and allow those good jobs to set the standard for ...
We have more income and wealth inequality than any time since the Gilded Age.
This policy, including the PRO Act, would take away the ability of 27 million workers to choose how to earn a living.
Three people have more wealth than the bottom half of American society, 165 million Americans today.
If that is true, then they don't need the PRO Act to eliminate secret ballot union elections, which could expose workers...
Over $50 trillion in wealth has gone from the bottom 90 percent to the top 1 percent.
It is essential, that right to organize is essential to building an economy that works for all Americans.
Unions are necessary for a stable economy, our safety, our security, and our democracy.
There is no sign that the Majority Leader will bring it to the Senate floor, and it doesn't even have unanimous support ...