It’s Time to Take the Faster Labor Contracts Act Seriously
The midterms shifted the balance of power in Congress, and the Faster Labor Contracts Act is now a live threat. Here’s what it would do to first contract bargaining.
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Friday Five: Midterm Election Fallout And Teamsters Nurses Speaking Out
Midterm results boost the FLCA, Teamsters strike Chicago parking garages, Henry Ford nurses speak out, and a union drive at the Obama Foundation.
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Are Workers Losing Faith in the People in Charge?
Engagement is falling, members are voting down recommended contracts, and workers who want out are staying put. These signals may share a root: a sense that the people making decisions aren’t listening.
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A 90-Year-Old Union Election Rule Is Facing A Post-Loper Bright Challenge
Citing Loper Bright, an employer wants the NLRB to overturn the votes-cast rule and require a majority of the whole unit in union elections.
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When Unions Won’t Let Go: An IBEW Local Fined An Electrician Thousands After He Resigned
An NLRB judge ruled that an IBEW local unlawfully refused a member’s resignation then fined him over $6,000. This isn’t the only time this has happened, either.
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