Several local governments in Indiana have passed resolutions to formally show support for the Protecting the Right to Organize Act.

Brett Voorhies was unopposed for a third term as president during the recent statewide AFL-CIO convention.

The Indianapolis Public Library board of trustees named chief public information officer Jack Helling as interim CEO during a regular board meeting Monday. The board will conduct a national search for a CEO.

After being praised as essential during the pandemic, Kokomo Schools service employees are pushing for improved working conditions and higher pay.

More than 100 drivers at a Pepsi bottling facility in northwest Indiana have been on strike for over two weeks now, fighting against a proposed increase in health care costs.

The decision signals government support for a classic labor protest symbol, known by many as Scabby the Rat.

Unionized health care workers in northwest Indiana demanded better pay and pushed lawmakers to mandate a $15 an hour minimum wage as they rallied outside their union hall in Merrillville.

Three central Indiana teachers unions are suing the state over a new law they say violates teachers’ constitutional rights to free speech. Senate Enrolled Act 251 requires teachers to opt in every school year via a consent form and then again by email to have union dues automatically deducted.

School employees in Kokomo are fighting to organize a union after the school corporation voted not to recognize it earlier this year.

A former northwest Indiana union official was recently sentenced to more than four years in prison for extortion after an assault on non-union workers. It started when members of a local union found out work was being done without union workers in their area.