The Sound of Discrimination: How Employment Law Handles Linguistic Profiling
Discrimination on the basis of speech patterns — also called “linguistic profiling” — is an...
The Sound of Discrimination: How Employment Law Handles Linguistic Profiling
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Streaming services are the future of the music industry, but they’re leaving musicians behind
Streaming services are the future of the music industry, but they’re leaving musicians behind
The last five years have marked a resurgence for the music industry. After internet piracy and...
State Constitutions — Another Progressive Step
State Constitutions — Another Progressive Step
Applying its state constitution's "fruits of their own labor" clause, the North Carolina Court...
Remote Work in the United States
Remote Work in the United States
The Number of Remote Workers Remote workers or, as classified by the U.S. Census Bureau,...
Criminal Records, Employment Discrimination, and the Limits of Back-End Solutions
Criminal Records, Employment Discrimination, and the Limits of Back-End Solutions
For decades, activists, advocates, and academics have decried mass incarceration and its harms....
GOP Senators Owe Judge Sung an Apology
GOP Senators Owe Judge Sung an Apology
In December, the Senate confirmed Jennifer Sung to a seat on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals...
How Not to Read the OSH Act
How Not to Read the OSH Act
In staying OSHA’s COVID-19 emergency temporary standard, six U.S. Supreme Court Justices joined...
The Strike Zone—January 17, 2022
The Strike Zone—January 17, 2022
Good news has been hard to come by recently in the world of minor league baseball. Just this...
For Slaughterhouse Workers, Physical Injuries Are Only the Beginning
For Slaughterhouse Workers, Physical Injuries Are Only the Beginning
Even as more Americans than ever report reducing their meat consumption, the US remains the...
Collecting Money is Too Hard for Workers Who Have Experienced Wage Theft
Collecting Money is Too Hard for Workers Who Have Experienced Wage Theft
When I learned I would be joining the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau’s (HLAB) Wage-and-Hour practice,...
Public Banks: What Are They, and How Might They Impact Workers?
Public Banks: What Are They, and How Might They Impact Workers?
Since the Great Recession in 2008, a surge of discourse regarding public banking has emerged....
Unpreemption: The NLRB’s Untapped Power to Authorize State Experimentation
Unpreemption: The NLRB’s Untapped Power to Authorize State Experimentation
The 2020 election of President Biden coupled with Democratic control of Congress brought with...