The DOL’s New Form Aimed At Union Corruption Survived A Legal Challenge
The DOL’s overhauled Long LM-2 form survived an AFL-CIO legal challenge. Learn what the new reporting requirements mean for union financial transparency.
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Category: Corruption
The Boilermakers Convictions: A Union Corruption Case for the Ages
We can’t resist noticing when union officers are caught sticking their hands in the cookie jar....
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Union Financials Are About to Get a Lot More Transparent
The federal government thinks union members should know more about where their union dues are spent. Employers will benefit too.
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Friday Five: ULP Backlogs, A TikTok Ruling, And The UAW’s ‘Twin Peaks’ Moment
The NLRB’s ULP backlog grows, the Gen Z workforce gap widens, and the UAW monitor invokes Twin Peaks. Five labor stories employers need this week.
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Friday Five: Corruption Scrutiny, First Contracts, And Strike Threats From Coast to Coast
From member scrutiny of UAW corruption costs to UC strike threats and NYC labor tensions, this week’s labor landscape is anything but quiet.
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