When the Brand Is the Bargaining Chip | Apple Store to Close
Labor Relations issues at so-called progressive employer brands remain complex.
Apple is closing its unionized Towson, Maryland, store on June 11, one of three impacted stores.
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Friday Five: Strike Splits And Stalemates, Healthcare In Limbo, And More NLRB Movement
It’s Friday, and we have five labor-related stories that you might not have heard yet. These include unions’ perspectives on a so-called “general strike” and healthcare in limbo.
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Friday Five: Legal Smoke, AI Burnout Ahead, Visa Price Pain, And Contract Skirmishes
It’s Friday, and we have five stories that you might not have heard yet, including updates on the ‘996’ trend, H-1B visas, and contract disputes.
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Three Crucial Supreme Court Cases for Employers to Watch This Term
The Supreme Court is in session. Three crucial labor-related cases involving federal agencies, retirement funds, and government contracts are worth watching.
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From Tech to Banking: Why White-Collar Professionals Are Increasingly Turning To Big Labor
Long gone are the days when unions were only for blue collar workers. Which unions are organizing white collar workers, and what are these workers seeking?
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