The NLRB Takes On… Reality TV? And So The Second Trump Era Begins
Last week, the NLRB took a stand on reality TV. Really.
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Category: Bargaining/Negotiations
Oh, Look—Another NLRB Shake-Up
This time, it’s the end of the “contract coverage” standard—a precedent from the Trump era that allowed employers to change job requirements and working conditions without needing a union’s permission (as long as the contract language didn’t explicitly forbid it).
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Buyer’s Remorse: When Paying Dues Feels More Like Picking Up the Tab
The sting of buyer’s remorse is real. But in the labor union world, that sting can cut deeper—right into your paycheck. What are those dues actually doing for you?
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An Organizing Cornucopia With No Incoming Holiday Cheer From The NLRB
Aggressive NLRB tactics from the current regime against employers top off this month’s organizing roundup.
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Encouraging Blue-Collar Workers To Embrace Automation Against The Backdrop Of The ILA Port Dispute
In October, the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) suspended its strike against the U.S. Maritime Alliance (USMX) after reaching a semi-resolution
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