The Daily Caller

AFSCME officials worry decision barring unions from spending dues on political activism without notice will diminish labor’s clout

‘Many labor unions are going through a real struggle. … But it’s not related to labor laws’

‘Our objective is to pull together unemployed Americans in a way that allows them to … press their political leaders’

‘That is the reality now in Wisconsin. It is the reality in states where they have essentially eliminated unions rights’

Labor union sues Indiana, calls working alongside nonunion employees ‘slavery’

Shultz received $190,000 for ‘representational activities’ in 2011

Secretive nationwide network gives SEIU new organizing muscle

Flyer: ‘Acting General Counsel and Chairman Declare War on NLRB Employees’

Gov. Mitch Daniels signs bill prohibiting labor contracts that require workers to pay union representation fees

President praises teachers for adding $250,000 to ‘lifetime income of a classroom’

Only 540,208 valid signatures needed to force a summer recall election

During his tenure at New York University, Lew played hardball when threatened with a graduate student labor union strike

As opposition to $1 billion 49ers arena grows, unions plan to disrupt opponents’ momentum

‘Unions are big contributors to the Democrats … It simply comes down to that’

Seven times the number of unions workers as private sector employees received waivers from the law

‘It’s like they have their own event, and this is our event’

House leaders promise action ‘to avert a job-destroying shutdown of our nation’s railroads’

Big Labor vs. Big Green: 435,000 jobs vs. global warming

‘Your career as a dedicated civil servant represents an example and an ideal’

Rep. Austin Scott’s bil would weaken the NLRB politically, still allowing it to oversee union elections and deal with labor disputes