The Uber/Lyft Drivers’ Association, Unionization, and Labor Law Reform
In her second post on the Uber/Lyft drivers’ association, Veena Dubal rightly celebrates the...
The Uber/Lyft Drivers’ Association, Unionization, and Labor Law Reform
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The Uber/Lyft “Workers’ Association” Debate
The Uber/Lyft “Workers’ Association” Debate
Over at Law and Political Economy, Veena Dubal writes an important piece that raises concerns...
Uber’s $100b IPO
Uber’s $100b IPO
David Streitfeld has a great story in the NYT this morning about life as an Uber driver and the...
Ninth Circuit Joins Eighth and Rejects Challenge to Exclusive Representation
Ninth Circuit Joins Eighth and Rejects Challenge to Exclusive Representation
In an opinion released Tuesday, the ninth circuit has rejected a First Amendment challenge to...
Is New Prime a Poison Pill for Title VII?
Is New Prime a Poison Pill for Title VII?
The Supreme Court’s opinion in New Prime Inc. v. Oliveira is rightly being heralded as a...
Clean Slate Update
Clean Slate Update
Last spring, we promised to share information about the project we’ve launched at Harvard Law...
Harvard Law School Announces Academic Fellowship in Labor Law
Harvard Law School Announces Academic Fellowship in Labor Law
Harvard Law School's Labor and Worklife Program is very pleased to announce the creation of a...
This Labor Day, A Clean Slate for Reform
This Labor Day, A Clean Slate for Reform
As divided as we have become as a country, we arrive at this Labor Day with a shared national...
Hypocrisy on Agency Fees: Why the CMS Home Care Rule is Arbitrary and Capricious
Hypocrisy on Agency Fees: Why the CMS Home Care Rule is Arbitrary and Capricious
In Janus, the Supreme Court held that agency fees amount to compelled speech that violates the...
Epic Fall Out: The Supreme Court and Concerted Activity
Epic Fall Out: The Supreme Court and Concerted Activity
In September, we worried that the Trump Administration was using Epic Systems (aka Murphy Oil)...