Breaking: NLRB Overturns Three Trump-Era Policies
The NLRB reinstated its blocking charge policy, allowing election pauses (including decertification votes) when unfair labor practices are alleged.
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A Comprehensive Review of Project 2025 by Jon Hyman
Jon Hyman shared an excellent three-part series on the Ohio Employer Law Blog, thoroughly reviewing Project 2025 and its potential implications for federal labor and employment policies.
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Joint Employer Check-In: Where The NLRB’s Overhaul Efforts Currently Stand
Over six months have passed since the NLRB unveiled a final rule aimed at dramatically increasing the number of businesses that qualify as joint employers.
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SCOTUS Overrules “Chevron” – What Does It Mean For Employers?
The U.S. Supreme Court shook things up by overruling the 40-year-old Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council decision.
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Trendspotting: When Unions Resist Unions For Their Own Employees
There’s a growing discontent among labor union employees towards their own unions. It’s a trend that’s hard to ignore.
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