The Brady Decision is Good for Unions
The National Football League is celebrating its victory at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals...
The Brady Decision is Good for Unions
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Will the Fifth Circuit Try to Turn Back the Clock on the NLRB?
Will the Fifth Circuit Try to Turn Back the Clock on the NLRB?
April 14th will mark the first anniversary of the NLRB’s new election rules. Before the rules...
Workplace Democracy Lite
Workplace Democracy Lite
Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal ran an article entitled “Workplace Democracy Catches...
Power At Work: Mass Incarceration’s Shadow
Power At Work: Mass Incarceration’s Shadow
What does mass incarceration have to do with labor law? I suggest some new and disturbing...
When the Supreme Court Makes Labor Policy
When the Supreme Court Makes Labor Policy
Have you ever read a newspaper article (or the on-line equivalent) reporting on something that...
Why The NLRB Should Allow Graduate Student Bargaining
Why The NLRB Should Allow Graduate Student Bargaining
Jon Weinberg’s recent post analyzed why the Board should overrule Brown University and hold...
Pay Transparency at Work: The Great Equalizer?
Pay Transparency at Work: The Great Equalizer?
“Pay secrecy fosters discrimination and we should not tolerate it.” So declared President Obama...
What Scalia’s Replacement Could Mean for Workers
What Scalia’s Replacement Could Mean for Workers
If Justice Scalia’s replacement is progressive, the Supreme Court will have a five-Justice...
For Scalia's Replacement, It's Time for a Justice Who Has Represented Workers
For Scalia's Replacement, It's Time for a Justice Who Has Represented Workers
When it comes to picking Supreme Court justices, President Obama has said that he wants...
If the Supreme Court is Going to Start Overturning Precedent …
If the Supreme Court is Going to Start Overturning Precedent …
In Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, the plaintiffs are asking the Court to...
Is Uber Wagging the Dog With Its Moonlighting Drivers?
Is Uber Wagging the Dog With Its Moonlighting Drivers?
There is a math problem with Uber’s most powerful argument for classifying its drivers as...
Chief Justice Roberts is Missing Something Important About Collective Bargaining
Chief Justice Roberts is Missing Something Important About Collective Bargaining
At the Friedrichs oral argument, Edward Dumont, the lawyer representing the State of California...