The NLRB: Navigating a Shaky Future for Employers
If you’re following the ongoing drama around the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), you know it’s been a wild ride lately.
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Category: Federal
How The UAW’s Quest To Win EV Plants Could Backfire On Workers
Last week, 1,000+ GM workers at Spring Hill, Tennessee, joint venture battery plant Ultium Cells LLC, unionized by card check.
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When Education Unions Don’t Practice What They Teach
It’s been a while since we examined labor relations in higher education. Here’s a summary.
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Brace Yourselves For New Labor Law Shifts
Recent labor law rulings and proposals are setting the stage for what could be a big shift in how businesses manage their employees.
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What’s At Stake With The Looming Longshoreman Strike
Out of the several potential strikes currently on the table in the U.S., the walkout of most severe concern would be a possible October 1st coastwide strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), representing 85,000 members with a new six-year contract in the mix.
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