Janus and the Court’s Decision to Overrule Roe v. Wade
The country has been rocked by the news that the Supreme Court seems poised to issue a decision...
Janus and the Court’s Decision to Overrule Roe v. Wade
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Amazon’s Objections Show Labor Law’s Flaws
Amazon’s Objections Show Labor Law’s Flaws
Workers at Amazon’s JFK8 warehouse on Staten Island voted by a margin of 2,654 to 2,131 in...
How Far Will the Court Go in Allowing Forced Arbitration for Workers?
How Far Will the Court Go in Allowing Forced Arbitration for Workers?
Reading the briefs in Southwest Airlines Co. v. Saxon, a case the Supreme Court will hear at...
How Canadian Unions Responded to Vaccine Mandates, Protests, and Blockades
How Canadian Unions Responded to Vaccine Mandates, Protests, and Blockades
Not very often do events in Canada make global headlines. The recent protest convoy that...
The State of Labor in the State of the Union
The State of Labor in the State of the Union
I think it is fair to say that based on President Biden’s first State of the Union (SOTU)...
The Law & Politics of Noncompete Reform: A Cross-Border Perspective
The Law & Politics of Noncompete Reform: A Cross-Border Perspective
Noncompete reform is currently the rage in the United States. In recent years, numerous states...
The Battle Over Bargaining Units
The Battle Over Bargaining Units
In American Steel Construction, the National Labor Relations Board will once again decide how...
The Surprising Agreement Between Uber and UFCW in Canada in Legal Context
The Surprising Agreement Between Uber and UFCW in Canada in Legal Context
Last week, Uber Canada and UFCW-Canada made a surprise announcement that they had reached “a...
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...
Why Canadian Employers Do Not “Permanently” Replace Strikers
Why Canadian Employers Do Not “Permanently” Replace Strikers
Few aspects of the U.S. labor law model are more confounding to outsiders than the right of...
Jon Gruden and Labor Law Traps
Jon Gruden and Labor Law Traps
When I talk to union organizers, I often remind them that labor law is full of traps for the...