From Senior Contributors Archives

What happens when a worker’s hand gets crushed in the machinery of a fast-moving poultry...

Noah Zatz
Oct 6, 2017

The day after the Epic Systems oral argument, the National Labor Relations Board’s General...

Andrew Strom
Oct 4, 2017

The employers in the consolidated cases of Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis, Ernst & Young LLP...

Andrew Strom
Oct 4, 2017

A couple of weeks ago, a House Education and the Workforce Subcommittee held a hearing on...

Andrew Strom
Sep 28, 2017

As a Labor Day gift for OnLabor readers, we’ve compiled Labor Day editorials and op-eds from...

Sharon Block
Sep 4, 2017

Two recent circuit court decisions highlight how much the composition of the Board and the...

Andrew Strom
Jul 11, 2017

In his hearing yesterday before the Senate Appropriations Committee, Labor Secretary Alex...

Sharon Block
Jun 28, 2017

The pace of nominations and appointments to the Department of Labor, National Labor Relations...

Sharon Block
Jun 23, 2017

Donald Trump and the Republicans in Congress love to refer to regulations as “job crushing.” ...

Andrew Strom
Mar 20, 2017

We still have a lot to learn about Alex Acosta, Donald Trump’s new nominee for Labor Secretary,...

Andrew Strom
Mar 6, 2017

When Judge Neil Gorsuch accepted his nomination to the Supreme Court, he professed modesty...

Andrew Strom
Feb 7, 2017

I reported on Saturday that at the very moment Donald Trump was at the Capitol delivering his...

Catherine Fisk
Jan 25, 2017