President Biden’s Next Move on the Contraceptive Mandate
As a presidential candidate, Joe Biden pledged to undo numerous damaging Trump Administration...
President Biden’s Next Move on the Contraceptive Mandate
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Judicial Nominations are a Workers’ Rights Issue
Judicial Nominations are a Workers’ Rights Issue
With newfound control of the executive and legislative branches, Democrats are considering a...
Organizing Through a Pandemic: Tartine Bakery Union
Organizing Through a Pandemic: Tartine Bakery Union
On February 6th, 2020, 146 bakers, dishwashers, prep cooks, servers, bussers, and baristas...
Renewing Interest in Interest Arbitration: First Contract Arbitration and the PRO Act
Renewing Interest in Interest Arbitration: First Contract Arbitration and the PRO Act
The reintroduction and passing of the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act in the House...
SAG-AFTRA’s New Influencer Agreement: What It Means for Influencers – and for Labor
SAG-AFTRA’s New Influencer Agreement: What It Means for Influencers – and for Labor
Meghan Markle, an American actress who married Prince Harry, highlighted in a recent interview...
Does Ownership Mean Absolute Dominion?
Does Ownership Mean Absolute Dominion?
In State v. Shack, New Jersey’s Supreme Court declared it “unthinkable” that property rights...
What should the pandemic teach us about the future of unemployment insurance?
What should the pandemic teach us about the future of unemployment insurance?
One year ago, weeks into Covid-induced lockdowns and with the trajectory of the pandemic...
Scabby: The Law of the Rat
Scabby: The Law of the Rat
What has sharp teeth, blood-shot eyes, festering nails, looms twelve feet tall, but doesn’t...
Ending the Filibuster Needs to be Labor’s Top Priority
Ending the Filibuster Needs to be Labor’s Top Priority
The Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) act was reintroduced and passed in the House last...
Litigation Can Help Curb Algorithmic Discrimination in Hiring, Here’s How
Litigation Can Help Curb Algorithmic Discrimination in Hiring, Here’s How
As described in my last post, employers who use algorithmic decision systems (ADSs) in hiring...
The Supreme Court Goes to the Big Dance
The Supreme Court Goes to the Big Dance
This spring, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is slated to generate nearly a...
The Supreme Court’s Conversion on Religious Exemptions and the Future of Employment
The Supreme Court’s Conversion on Religious Exemptions and the Future of Employment
Employment relationships have long been a central battleground in conflicts over religious...