Friday Five: Nurses Ditch A Union, ILO Adopts A Gig Treaty, And NLRB Nominees Wait
This week: nurses decertify a union, the ILO adopts a gig work treaty, a pharmacy supervisor ruling, NLRB nominee news, and a Trump v. Slaughter update.
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Category: NLRB
The NLRB’s Blocking Charge Problem Now Has A Proposed Fix
Workers, a former NLRB chair, and a new rulemaking petition are all pushing to end blocking charges used by unions to stop decertification votes.
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Decertification Field Notes: Insights For HR Practitioners
Lessons from nine decertification campaigns.
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In the News | Michael VanDervort SHRM Article About Union Decertification
In a recent SHRM article, titled When Employees Want Out: A Union Decertification Primer, Michael VanDervort explains why employee-driven efforts to remove union representation are legally sensitive, often misunderstood, and increasingly relevant for HR and labor relations teams.
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The Supreme Court Overturned Humphrey’s Executor: What It Means For The NLRB
The Supreme Court overturned Humphrey’s Executor in Trump v. Slaughter. Here’s what it means for the NLRB, Gwynne Wilcox, and labor law stability.
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