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States Test Federal Preemption. Who Writes Labor Law Now?
Littler’s Alex MacDonald joins Phil Wilson to explain how labor peace agreements and sectoral bargaining are testing federal preemption, and why the shift from Washington to the states is accelerating.
Challenging the NLRB’s Constitutionality? Red Rock Shows Why Venue Still Matters
Red Rock’s bad month of legal outcomes illustrates why the employer-friendly NLRB can only help so much when it comes to court disputes.
Friday Five: Strike Votes, Biker Trouble, And Lion Elastomers Set Aside
Nurses authorized strikes in Boston, the NLRB sets aside Lion Elastomers, and a Hollywood Teamsters boss is under scrutiny.
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