What happens when a computer sets your schedule?

Protecting workers from injury is one thing; empowering them to resist oppression is quite another.

A new study exposes the hidden consequences of government contracting for workers and communities

The European Union’s new plan for restricting conflict materials in global trade starts with good intentions, but basically ends there.

On-call work schedules force part-time laborers to work erratic shifts for little pay, raising the question, “Is it even worth it?”

A campaign to criminalize sex workers has put the City of Phoenix under the scrutiny of UN human rights authorities.

Preventing further sexual and economic violence will require a more equitable distribution of resources within the country and the hemisphere.

A crisis of gender-based violence is festering–and foreign aid efforts are still failing to protect women from harm.

It’s not just Newt Gingrich’s crazy idea. Right-wing legislators are busy chipping away at restrictions on youth employment.

The traditional labor movement is hitting roadblocks trying to organize farmworkers. But campaigns that push the bounds of union organizing are finding success, on and off the farm.