The number of Hoosiers who are members of labor unions rose significantly in 2021, reversing a four-year-long decline in membership. That’s even while union membership declined nationally.

More than 1,500 graduate student workers at Indiana University's main campus are formally requesting the school allow an election to form a labor union. If successful, they could become the largest labor union on the campus.

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.