SEIU And AFL-CIO Are Circling The Wagons: Re-United, And It Feels So Weird
The SEIU and AFL-CIO announced last week that they have rejoined forces while insisting, rather flimsily, that this is not a political move.
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The One With the PRO Act Wildcard
Biden’s Acting Labor Secretary of almost two years, Julie Su, will soon leave her post, and incoming second-term Trump has thrown a curveball with his replacement nominee.
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How AI Is Impacting Labor Relations—and Why Employers Need to Pay Attention
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a fixture in the workplace, streamlining tasks, improving productivity, and collecting valuable data. But with these benefits come challenges—especially for employers navigating labor relations in this new landscape.
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Under Fain’s Reign: UAW’s Fingerprints Across Industries
Shawn Fain and the United Auto Workers have been rubbing their fingerprints all over several industries, including higher ed.
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Breaking: Illinois Worker Freedom of Speech Act Signed Into Law
On July 31, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed legislation to curtail so-called “captive audience” meetings, becoming the eighth state to enact such legislation.
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