Managing During Status Quo: The First 90 Days After A Union Election
Once a union is certified, employers owe a duty to bargain and can’t make unilateral changes, a status quo period most management teams are navigating for the first time.
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Friday Five: Summer Dog Days Are Hot For Labor Strikes
WestJet flight attendants, California state workers, and Pennsylvania hospital staff all took strike action this week, while the NLRB and AHA weighed in on bargaining rules.
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2026 NLRB And Labor Law Changes: 3 Employer Developments
Three labor law developments in 48 hours narrowed NLRB authority and could reshape successor bargaining, state trigger laws, and joint-employer liability.
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Friday Five: An NLRB Starbucks Ballot Dispute And Strikes From Pharmacists To Flight Attendants
This week: the NLRB rules on a contested Starbucks mail-in ballot election, plus new strikes and strike authorizations from grocery pharmacists to flight attendants.
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Q2 2026 NLRB Data: What’s Changing in Petitions and Elections
Q2 2026 NLRB data looks calm on the surface, RC election volume is down just 3% and union win rates are nearly flat. But look closer and the organizing footprint is shrinking, decertification pressure is building, and the Teamsters are trailing the field on wins. Here’s what stood out in the first half of the year.
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