Men joined the labor market at a rate three times greater than women in 2025. What the latest jobs report means for the ...

Women have made gains since many were forced out of the workforce during the pandemic. But that could be changing. During the ...

Collectively, 81,000 people aged 20 and over left the workforce and were no longer looking for jobs in December, but that net ...

Recent labor data reveals a quiet shift in who is stepping away from paid work, raising questions about family pressure, ...

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The rise of Black and Latina women in union leadership roles marks a significant shift in the American labor movement, reflecting broader changes in workforce demographics and societal expectations.

After spending more than 25 combined years promoting the trade union movement and protecting the right to organize in the United States and around the world, we see the report “And Still I Rise: Black ...

Researchers at Northwestern University and the University of Bern in Switzerland have conducted the first cross-temporal, ...