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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Friday Five: Internal Union Drama, A Policy Nudge, And AI Entering The Healthcare Chat
It’s Friday, and we’ve got five labor related stories you might not have heard yet, including Teamsters and UAW drama, a DOL policy nudge, and AI in healthcare.
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The NLRB Is Open For Business, And Museum Worker Petitions Are Flowing
After the NLRB reopened, hundreds upon hundreds of art museum workers petitioned to join unions. This infiltration doesn’t look like a passing trend, either.
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Labor Isn’t Automatic for Democrats Anymore
For generations, unions were the Democratic Party’s most dependable ally. Not anymore.
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Not So Fast: First Contracts, False Union Optimism, And Employers Caught In The Spin Cycle
A first union contract generally takes at least a year to broker following an election.
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