New statistical modeling suggests that sectoral bargaining could more than double collective bargaining coverage in the United States and generate big gains in union density.

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Penn State’s roster additions and subtractions are nearly complete, with late transfer portal additions being the only thing between new head coach Matt Campbell and a completely settled roster.

The Trump administration has taken a big step toward curbing Medicare Advantage overpayments, proposing a rule that would stamp out one strategy insurers use to inflate their members’ sicknesses to ...

Elon Musk's pay package of up to $1 trillion highlights the continued escalation in CEO compensation, even as worker pay slows and rewards to shareholders remain mixed. Over the past 50 years, top CEO ...

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