A Decertification Effort Narrowly Failed. The Petitioner Isn’t Done Yet.
What started as a joke became a razor-thin decertification campaign to oust the Teamsters at Lamb Weston. And Kira Junod isn’t done yet.
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Friday Five: A New DOL Boss, Nursing Turnover Rates, Gen Z’s Workplace Talents, And More Joint Employment Shuffling
It’s Friday, and we have five labor related stories (about Gen Z, nursing turnover, and federal policy shifts) that you might not have heard yet.
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Big Labor’s New Strike Fund Is Open for Business: A Glimpse Inside ‘Union Now’
A new nonprofit is pooling money, political muscle, and media cover to make organizing and striking cheaper. Employers should be paying attention
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The Ninth Circuit Finally Returned To Cemex… And Punted
The Ninth Circuit finally weighed in on the Biden Board’s most aggressive bargaining order standard. They punted.
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The Third Vote Is Coming: Which Cases Are Likely To Be Overturned By The NLRB’s Shifting Majority?
The NLRB’s third GOP vote is almost here. Here’s a look at the decisions most likely to be overturned when it does.
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