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Shifting political winds may favor union-based solutions, but rising collective interest lifts all prospects.

The labor relations overhaul evokes strong reactions as it clears the House, but remains a longshot for success in the Senate.

How should employers handle the legal risk of running a business during the pandemic?

Most political observers agree the new administration will bring changes to the tax code.

Unions’ continued relevance in today’s workplace is clearly at a crisis point. Their very existence is at stake.

Economists are offering their best forecasts for 2021 based on what they now know.

Christmas came early for the geothermal industry when the latest federal stimulus bill included a long-sought extension of tax credits for geothermal installation.

The range of policy possibilities hinged on which party took control of the Senate after Georgia’s Jan. 5 runoff election.

Organized labor has high hopes that a Democratic administration will mark the turning point in an ongoing decline in union membership.

The House and Senate included the AIM Act’s language in the COVID relief legislation passed by Congress on Dec. 21.