The NLRB Is Open For Business, And Museum Worker Petitions Are Flowing
After the NLRB reopened, hundreds upon hundreds of art museum workers petitioned to join unions. This infiltration doesn’t look like a passing trend, either.
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AI Is Changing the Workplace, Unions Are Responding
As these tools expand, unions are rapidly shaping their own public positions on AI, algorithmic management, and worker data rights.
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A Double-Edged Arbitration Sword: The Transportation Worker Exemption And A Twisty Teamsters Mess
An impending Supreme Court case and Teamsters trouble could collide and turn arbitration into a labor relations battleground.
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Friday Five: An NLRB Return, An Industry In Crisis, A Red Cup Rebellion, And AI In Overdrive
After the gov’t shutdown ended, one industry was thrown into unexpected turmoil. Also, Red Cups rebelled again, and casinos are seeing Teamsters turmoil.
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Labor Reform Bills Could Reshape How Workplaces Organize and Bargain
A new package of bills introduced in the U.S. Senate proposes the most significant update to federal labor law in nearly a century.
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