The Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act of 2015 (H.R. 511) was passed by the House today by a vote of 249 to 177. The bill prevents the NLRB from “exerting jurisdiction over tribal businesses on tribal lands.” Read the full...
Read More The Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act of 2015 hits the House of Representatives this week. If approved, the measure will prevent the NLRB from wrongfully interfering in Native American affairs. The main assertion behind the proposal...
Read More Last week, Al Jazeera posted an interesting article on the revitalization of the labor movement. Simply put, it over-glorifies millennial support of organized labor. While it’s true that millennials currently have the most...
Read More On October 1, 2014, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers enacted a policy that requires members to bring a written request and proof of identification to the union hall if they wish to opt out of membership or...
Read More On August 27, the NLRB announced its decision in the joint employer case of Browning Ferris Industries. This ruling – that BFI was in fact a joint employer with its contracted company, Leadpoint, and is thus responsible for and...
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