Unions Are Filing ULPs Like There’s No Tomorrow (And 2025 Was Never the New Normal)
ULP filings are on pace to hit 17,000 in 2026. Here’s what the data shows about the surge, why 2025 was a temporary lull, and what to watch now.
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Author: Kimberly Ricci
Friday Five: ULP Backlogs, A TikTok Ruling, And The UAW’s ‘Twin Peaks’ Moment
The NLRB’s ULP backlog grows, the Gen Z workforce gap widens, and the UAW monitor invokes Twin Peaks. Five labor stories employers need this week.
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Who Is Keith Sonderling? What Employers Need to Know About the New Acting Labor Secretary
The DOL has a new acting secretary. Keith Sonderling is already moving on joint employment, independent contractors, and 401(k) investment rules.
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Friday Five: Apple, Cannabis, Grievances, Petitions, And A $10 Pamphlet
Union signs get a style guide, Apple faces a ULP, cannabis gets some clarity, and Sean O’Brien probably didn’t need a $10 pamphlet.
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Healthcare Organizing’s Small-Unit Trend Has Been Building. New Data Makes It Hard To Miss.
In the healthcare industry, unions are shrinking unit sizes while petition size holds steady. Our data reveals a small-unit trend, and here’s the union strategy.
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