Friday Five: Snags, Salts, And Circuit Showdowns On Cemex
It’s Friday, and we have five labor-related stories that you might not have heard yet, including how a renowned marketing consultant warned of an AI deepfake that fooled thousands.
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Author: Kimberly Ricci
The NLRB Is Open For Business, And Museum Worker Petitions Are Flowing
After the NLRB reopened, hundreds upon hundreds of art museum workers petitioned to join unions. This infiltration doesn’t look like a passing trend, either.
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A Double-Edged Arbitration Sword: The Transportation Worker Exemption And A Twisty Teamsters Mess
An impending Supreme Court case and Teamsters trouble could collide and turn arbitration into a labor relations battleground.
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Friday Five: An NLRB Return, An Industry In Crisis, A Red Cup Rebellion, And AI In Overdrive
After the gov’t shutdown ended, one industry was thrown into unexpected turmoil. Also, Red Cups rebelled again, and casinos are seeing Teamsters turmoil.
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The Hidden Costs of Unionization: Why Gen Z Workers Might End Up Paying The Biggest Price
Gen Z workers are more likely to get the short end of the union stick, from faux union ‘wins’ to contract clauses that actually work against them.
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