The NLRB’s Lost Year Is Over. The Reset Is Just Beginning.
Rulemaking could change the NLRB timeline on revising labor law and policy in 2026.
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Category: Politics
The NLRB Under Scrutiny by Businesses and States: Where Those Challenges Stand
The NLRB hasn’t had a smooth past year. Multiple outside forces threw up legal challenges, and one is fueling a circuit split. Where does this scrutiny stand in 2026?
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Friday Five: Union Petitions Spike, Collusion Gets Called Out, And The AI Arms Race Intensifies
The Senate roadmap on NLRB nominees is finally progressing while union petitions keep spiking. Also, the AI arms race will not stop entertaining.
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Friday Five: Snags, Salts, And Circuit Showdowns On Cemex
It’s Friday, and we have five labor-related stories that you might not have heard yet, including how a renowned marketing consultant warned of an AI deepfake that fooled thousands.
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Home Depot Wins in BLM Case, But It’s Not a Free Pass for Employers
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has provided employers with a more straightforward path for addressing social-justice messaging at work and reminded the NLRB that context is crucial.
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