The Supreme Court ruled today to overturn a 20-year ruling that prohibited Unions to spend directly to a political campaign. Will this completely change the face of politics as we know it? It is ironic that this decision comes...
Read More Fresh from today’s posting at The Nation: Most legal scholars and labor experts believe that the NLRB has the authority to enact procedural changes that could, among other things: • drastically shorten the time frame for...
Read More The National Labor College in Silver Springs, MD, has just announced a new online journal, The Green Labor Journal. In the email announcing the release was this very telling paragraph: For the founders of GLJ, any discussion of...
Read More Unions aren’t the only ones with money problems. Labor colleges who educate union organizers and officers are strapped as well. Washington State’s Labor Education and Research Center located at the Evergreen State College...
Read More The Employee Free Choice Act is dead now that Massachusetts State Senator Scott Brown (Rep) won the battle with State Attorney General Martha Coakley (Dem) for the late Senator Edward Kennedy’s seat in the U.S. Senate. The...
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