Labor
There Is No Labor Shortage
It’s mostly the sectors dominated by low-wage jobs that are struggling.
The UAW (and Bidenomics) vs. Economic Reality
How policy fuels a needless conflict that may have no long-term winners.
The UAW Strike Continues
An ongoing work stoppage at U.S. auto plants is testing the strength of Biden’s coalition.
The Summer of Labor?
Despite a number of high-profile strikes, union membership in the U.S. remains near record lows.
A Christian Postal Worker’s SCOTUS Case, Explained
The ruling could change the way employers approach religious accommodations.
The High Cost of Labor Strife at U.S. Ports
Everyone pays when unions successfully battle automation.
Bye, America
Forcing federal contractors to use U.S. goods and services generates all sorts of economic harms.
This Labor Day, Better Policy for All American Workers
Previewing my forthcoming book, Empowering the New American Worker.