The NLRB’s Final Joint-Employer Rule Moves Labor Law Backwards
Tomorrow the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) will formally publish a final rule codifying...
The NLRB’s Final Joint-Employer Rule Moves Labor Law Backwards
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Sectoral Bargaining on the Ballot
Sectoral Bargaining on the Ballot
During this Democratic primary season, there has been much focus on what divides the candidates...
Neuro-Surveillance and the Right to be Human at Work
Neuro-Surveillance and the Right to be Human at Work
In 2018, the news reported that some assembly line workers had been asked to wear caps that...
Clean Slate for Worker Power, Through a Canadian Lens
Clean Slate for Worker Power, Through a Canadian Lens
A new report from Harvard Law School’s Labor and Worklife Program entitled Clean Slate for...
A Clean Slate for Worker Power: Building a Just Economy and Democracy
A Clean Slate for Worker Power: Building a Just Economy and Democracy
After eighteen months of highly collaborative work involving over seventy academics,...
Dissent in Exile: UPS, 369 NLRB No. 1 (December 23, 2019)
Dissent in Exile: UPS, 369 NLRB No. 1 (December 23, 2019)
In the new Board’s first decision of the post-McFerran era, United Parcel Service, Inc., 369...
What Labor Law Teaches Us About Trump’s Defenses
What Labor Law Teaches Us About Trump’s Defenses
Two of the key talking points Republicans in the House of Representatives repeated endlessly in...
Privileging Property in the NLRB Email Case
Privileging Property in the NLRB Email Case
As Ryan reported yesterday, the Board has overruled Purple Communications and held that...
Respecting the Right to Strike at Harvard
Respecting the Right to Strike at Harvard
According to the Crimson, Harvard has circulated an email advising departments seeking to hire...
How Labor Law Could Help – Not Hinder – Tackling Big Problems
How Labor Law Could Help – Not Hinder – Tackling Big Problems
As the urgency of the climate crisis grows, the question of the role of labor in finding...
Why the DOL Should Keep its Hands Off of Worker Centers
Why the DOL Should Keep its Hands Off of Worker Centers
Recently Bloomberg reported that the Office of Labor Management Standards of the U.S....
The State of the Deregulatory First Amendment at the NLRB
The State of the Deregulatory First Amendment at the NLRB
I often criticize the Trump NLRB for taking too narrow a view of workers’ rights, creating an...