The Honest Paternalism of Sectoral Bargaining
Littler attorney Alex MacDonald argues the Harvard Center’s new sectoral bargaining proposal is remarkable mostly for what it admits: worker choice was never the point.
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Labor or Labour? What U.S. Employers Can Learn From Canada’s Labor Relations System
Phil Wilson and John Mortimer appeared on The Left of Boom Show to look at how U.S. and Canadian labor law actually compare and the one thing that works on both sides of the border.
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The Snake Oil Is Even Stronger Than Usual With The Effort To Unionize Rideshare Drivers
Today, we are talking about Big Labor’s goal to unionize rideshare drivers in Minnesota and other states.
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Navigating The Cannabis Industry’s Unique Concerns: What’s Coming From The Left Of Boom Show
Unique concerns exist for cannabis employers whose retail workers, growers, and producers could be – and are being – solicited for third-party representation
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A Tale Of Three Cities: Gig-Economy Drivers Are Paying The Price Of New Minimum Wage Laws
It’s a familiar sight these days: supposedly well-meaning lawmakers, often lobbied by unions, believe they are helping workers by substantially boosting the minimum wage. Companies must then pull rabbits out of hats to afford increased labor costs, which leads to higher prices for consumers, decreased demand, and less available work.
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