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Attorneys for Amazon and Elon Musk’s SpaceX have argued in a federal appeals court that the National Labor Relations Board’s structure is unconstitutional

President-elect has expressed desire for mass firings of civil service workers to be replaced with political appointees

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Union members say the non-endorsement ignores Harris’ role in securing Teamsters’ retirement benefits and Biden’s pro-union NLRB, which has bolstered organizing efforts at Amazon.

Federal appeals court rules in favor of Tesla and Elon Musk in a case involving a controversial 2018 social media post about union organizing efforts.

Marisela Olvera, who faced a union-busting campaign at Trump International Hotel a decade ago, wants to help elect the first woman president.

The visit is a reminder that the Trump administration made it harder for McDonald's workers to fight for higher pay

#AppleToo co-organizer Janneke Parrish reportedly shared confidential information, but she asserts her firing was for a different reason.

The National Labor Relations Board claims that Apple required its U.S. employees to sign illegal confidentiality agreements and non-disclosure as well as non-compete agreements. Apple also imposed overly broad social media policies, it said.