In hospitals across Seattle, doctors-in-training are taking a "unity" break to protest low wages and punishing schedules.

These workers have long been excluded from national labor laws and civil rights protections. That needs to change.

Union organizer Alex Gallo-Brown heralds low-wage earners in his new book.

Seattle Art Museum's director argues that WA's overtime proposal is long overdue. Here's how to make it less burdensome on nonprofits.

The suit, which claims the system for testing those who monitor the tank vapors is broken, has been dropped. But one watchdog is demanding an investigation.

Arts and culture orgs bemoan WA's new overtime proposal while doling out pricey executive compensation packages.

The popular eateries are difficult to launch and don't always have an easy time staying put. 

After winning an endorsement from the King County Labor Council in 2015, the incumbent council member loses it this year to Zachary DeWolf.

Other workers at the airport saw their pay go up when the City of SeaTac upped its minimum wage. The people who make food for the flights did not.

Lawmakers know you're not saving for retirement. They want to change that.

If upheld, the decision means housekeepers and other staff won’t get panic buttons, healthcare subsidies.

As the state Legislature contemplates how it can help the emergent industry, the University of Washington lays the groundwork for a future workforce.

 If negotiations don’t pan out, a class-action lawsuit is possible.

Two looks at the statewide measure that would ban new local retail taxes or fees on foods and beverages.

Pete Holmes announced last week that he would take activists who snarl traffic to court.