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After decades of shaping the nation’s narrative, corporate America has now weaponized its playbook in a more aggressive way, the authors of Corporate Bullsh*t warn.

Workers found moral clarity in 2023 — in more ways than one

Strikes by autoworkers, actors and writers brought wins in 2023, but analysts worry labor laws could undo progress

As we celebrate the recent successes of the UAW labor deal and the preservation of the Pullman legacy, Congress must reaffirm our commitment to working families, U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly writes.

Musk is the world’s best accidental salesman for unions, even as his Tesla workers make 30% less than UAW automakers

The layoffs will affect workers at two plants in Michigan as GM winds down production of its Chevrolet Bolt and Camaro models.

This automaker's top executive in charge of electric vehicles just loaded up on company shares after a tough 2023. Should investors follow suit?

Union leaders spoke alongside progressive lawmakers, appealing to the Biden administration for an end to the fighting.

Pro-union workers are hopeful but realistic – and fear Musk’s previous ruthlessness towards workers trying to unionize

After a record-breaking contract, the UAW’s president is looking to expand the movement to nonunionized automakers. He won’t let Musk get in the way.

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