The Apple Falls From The Union Tree, But Not Nearly Far Enough
In the retail realm, the “next Starbucks” hasn’t really come along for unions as they hoped, although organized labor is still attempting to take a bite out of Apple.
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Higher Education Might Be Broken, But Unions Are Not The Solution
As we have previously detailed, a wild assortment of unions have gone poaching in higher ed to capitalize upon understandable Gen Z frustrations.
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The Tech Sector’s Push And Pull: When Workers Who Deploy AI Turn To Unions
It’s happening: As technology advances and organizing campaigns receive more media attention, these realms are increasingly intertwined as union activity spreads into previously untouched industries.
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A Victory for Employer Rights: Third Circuit Rejects NLRB Claims Against New Concepts for Living
In a significant ruling by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, New Concepts for Living Inc. successfully contested the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) finding of unfair labor practices related to efforts to decertify its employees’ union.
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Unions Can’t Protect Workers From Layoffs, Although They Sure Will Deflect The Blame
Since we already mentioned UPS, this week brings news of the parcel delivery company announcing that 12,000 workers will be axed as the company hopes to cut costs by $1 billion.
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