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Battles around preemption are quietly playing out in statehouses from Iowa to Maryland.

Lawmakers sided with corporations that steal workers’ wages and cut corners on workplace safety.

Uttering platitudes is not the same as actually putting workers at the top of the agenda.

A meager 2.5% benefits contribution hardly makes up for what’s lost when workers give up employee status.

Puzder’s nomination failed in part because of his lack of respect for low-wage workers.

Lawmakers must reject this proposal and instead strengthen protections for vulnerable workers.

Trump’s pick of fast-food CEO Andrew Puzder for labor secretary should concern us all.

Millions of workers in retail, food service, and other industries currently denied overtime pay would benefit.

What would really move the needle for U.S. workers? $15 an hour and a union.