Labor Reform Bills Could Reshape How Workplaces Organize and Bargain
A new package of bills introduced in the U.S. Senate proposes the most significant update to federal labor law in nearly a century.
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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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Home Depot Wins in BLM Case, But It’s Not a Free Pass for Employers
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has provided employers with a more straightforward path for addressing social-justice messaging at work and reminded the NLRB that context is crucial.
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The General Strike Question: Union Coordination or Grassroots Fantasy?
Chatter about a possible general strike has been heating up again, so let’s check in on whether a mass walkout is possible, and who could be responsible.
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Fifth Circuit to NLRB: Not So Fast On Remedies
The Fifth Circuit finds that the NLRBs expanded remedies went beyond what the NLRA allows.
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