Are Women-Only Networking Apps Protected by Law?
Bumble, originally created as a dating app, launched a feature in 2017 that allows members to...
Are Women-Only Networking Apps Protected by Law?
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Progressive Federalism in the Wake of Janus
Progressive Federalism in the Wake of Janus
When the Supreme Court decided Janus v. AFSCME last year, the five-justice majority invalidated...
The New Job Market is Online: YouTube
The New Job Market is Online: YouTube
For some, YouTube is a website to watch the occasional funny panda video. For others, it has...
Fox v. Netflix and Injunctions in Hollywood
Fox v. Netflix and Injunctions in Hollywood
As Netflix evolved from a streaming platform to a producer of original films and series, it...
Writers v. Agents: A Fight that Could Change Hollywood
Writers v. Agents: A Fight that Could Change Hollywood
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Association of Talent Agents (ATA) are currently...
Trump NLRB Enables Volkswagen’s Chutzpah
Trump NLRB Enables Volkswagen’s Chutzpah
Volkswagen has tried to kill its employees’ union organizing drive in a remarkably brazen...
Olympic Athletes Explore Collective Power Options
Olympic Athletes Explore Collective Power Options
In February, the Athlete’s Advisory Council, a group composed of US Olympic athletes, met with...
The Digitalization of Day Labor as Gig Work
The Digitalization of Day Labor as Gig Work
With the so-called “uberization” of work, any number of gig companies may be deserving of “the...
Uber, Overtime, and the Taxicab Exemption
Uber, Overtime, and the Taxicab Exemption
As the debate over the employment status of Uber drivers continues, one employment benefit...
Is Riot Games in Violation of the NLRA for Funding its Own Union?
Is Riot Games in Violation of the NLRA for Funding its Own Union?
The emergence of esports as a new professional career In 1972, the world’s first videogame...
Employee Surveillance
Employee Surveillance
“If Privacy Matters in Your Life, It Should Matter to the Phone Your Life is On. Privacy....
Does the First Amendment’s Ban on Political Patronage Apply to Appointed State Judges?
Does the First Amendment’s Ban on Political Patronage Apply to Appointed State Judges?
A recent Third Circuit decision applies the case law on public employees and the First...