Friday Five: NYC’s Union Love, DOL’s Dirty Laundry Report, And Hotel Strikes
NYC creates a Mayor’s Office of Worker Power, a DOL Inspector General report details misconduct claims, and a Seattle hotel strike threatens to spread to Chicago.
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Friday Five: Post-Successor Bar Fallout, Nurses Against AI, And California’s Year With Unions
This week: the NLRB is concerned about a rulemaking setback, California’s love affair with unions continues, and California nurses are picketing over AI.
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The Teamsters’ Lawsuit On Self-Driving Trucks: California Giveth To Unions, And California Taketh Away
The Teamsters tried twice to sway California politicians to pass laws in favor of their truck-driving views. Both attempts failed, so they’re suing.
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Your Labor Relations Bench Is Thinner Than You Think
LRI’s new Certificate in Applied Labor Relations puts HR and ER teams through live simulations, not lectures, to build bench strength before the next crisis hits.
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Friday Five: Starbucks Workers United’s Repeat, Fain’s Reckoning, And Chavez’s Erasure
This week, Starbucks Workers United is retrying stale moves, UAW’s Shawn Fain draws mainstream scrutiny, and a court strikes down the NLRB’s successor bar.
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