Natalie Krebs
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Iowa Public Radio
UnityPoint nurses in Des Moines voted this week on whether to unionize. But the final result is delayed due to contested ballots.
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Over a century ago, lawyer Clarence Darrow fought battles that sound remarkably similar to present day struggles. -
A new DNR program helps monitor for PFAs in water supplies, an update on the Cedar Rapids Cargill strike and discussing the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
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The first Labor Day was celebrated back in 1882 and one of the longest-running traditions tied to the holiday continued in Sioux City Monday. Union leaders at the annual Labor Day picnic say work continues to strengthen rights for workers.
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As we celebrate the 130th anniversary of Labor Day weekend, approval of organized labor soars.
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Following a summer of striking, professionals in the show business industry discuss the new contract and more.
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Recently, organized labor has experienced a string of big wins, and nationwide support for unions has reached a high-water mark not seen since the 1960s.
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Women have made many strides in the workplace over the last century, but issues like the pay gap, occupational segregation and unequal divisions of household labor persist. -
A looming partial federal government shutdown seems likely as the House and Senate clash on different spending plans.
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The UAW is escalating its strike today. What’s behind the resurgence of labor unions?
