Last week, Payday reported on how Paul Ryan’s Super Pac, the Congressional Leadership Fund, was spending millions of dollars on misleading ads that falsely accused Ironworkers union leader Randy Bryce, who is running against Ryan’s longtime aide Bryan Steil, of being a “deadbeat dad.” Now, Randy Bryce’s

Payday Senior Labor Reporter filed a dispatch from Pittsburgh for the Guardian looking at the closing days of Sears, which declared bankruptcy earlier this week: For generations, Sears served the middle market of working-class homeowners hoping to buy high-quality products, but who could not afford to make the purchases outright

Payday Senior Labor Reporter Mike Elk filed a dispatch from Lafayette, Louisiana looking at how undocumented workers in the seafood industry are organizing to push back: Now seafood workers in Louisiana are beginning to lose that fear as they organize under the banner of the Seafood Workers Alliance. “The company

As attempts to prevent ironworker Randy Bryce from winning his bid to replace Paul Ryan intensify, the incoming chair of the Wisconsin Broadcaster Association was forced to resign after filming a misleading ad attacking Bryce’s character. Earlier this week, the Congressional Leadership Fund, the personal Super PAC of House