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Mixed Bag At The DOL: Pro-Employer Rules Amid Setbacks And Internal Turmoil
The DOL is pushing pro-employer rules on joint employment, but a court loss and a growing scandal are keeping things complicated.
Who Is Kim Cordova, The Controversial UFCW Leader Behind The JBS Meatpacking Strike?
Kim Cordova is leading the JBS meatpacking strike. But her 15-year record of member complaints and legal losses raises questions about who she’s really fighting for.
REI: Impasse Is Not the Breakdown. It’s the Move.
After months of national bargaining and tentative agreement on 25 items with the UFCW and RWDSU locals representing its 11 unionized stores, REI presented a last, best, and final offer in January.
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Mixed Bag At The DOL: Pro-Employer Rules Amid Setbacks And Internal Turmoil
The DOL is pushing pro-employer rules on joint employment, but a court loss and a growing scandal are keeping things complicated.
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