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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Category: SEIU
Employees Voted To Decertify A Union. The Eighth Circuit Says That Should Mean Something.
Workers voted to remove their union, but federal labor law said the fight wasn’t over. The Eighth Circuit says that needs to change.
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Unions have been winning elections at some of the most culturally progressive, consumer-facing brands in the country, but almost none of these wins have resulted in a contract.
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An SEIU Mystery: Decertification Petitions Were Filed In Four Nevada Home Care Agencies On The Same Day
Four simultaneous decertification petitions surfaced in one day from home healthcare workers against SEIU in Las Vegas.
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The $30 Gambit: How Unions Use Legislatures To Do What They Canβt At The Bargaining Table
Union organizing is failing, so Big Labor is turning to lawmakers. California showed employers the game strategy. Now New York City is next.
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