Do Workers Realize How Much Collective Bargaining Scares Employers?
In February, teaching fellows in eight departments at Yale University voted in favor of union...
Do Workers Realize How Much Collective Bargaining Scares Employers?
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Guest Post: Curtis Ellis Considered to Lead the Bureau of International Labor Affairs
Guest Post: Curtis Ellis Considered to Lead the Bureau of International Labor Affairs
Bloomberg/BNA’s Ben Penn is reporting that the White House is considering appointing Curtis...
Equal Pay [for Teens] for Equal Work
Equal Pay [for Teens] for Equal Work
Tyeshawn Clark,[1] is a 17-year-old high school student who lives with his mom and 2-year-old...
Regulating Surrogacy: In Whose Interest?
Regulating Surrogacy: In Whose Interest?
On April 7th, Washington D.C.’s new surrogacy statute went into effect, making contracts for...
Today’s News & Commentary—May 11, 2017
Today’s News & Commentary—May 11, 2017
The New York Times reports that Canada’s technology sector may benefit from the Trump...
Because of Sex(ual Orientation)
Because of Sex(ual Orientation)
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits employers from discriminating against...
GPS Tracking of Employee Devices: How Much is Too Much?
GPS Tracking of Employee Devices: How Much is Too Much?
The distinction between work and leisure time has become increasing hard to identify. As other...
Today’s News and Commentary — May 8, 2017
Today’s News and Commentary — May 8, 2017
France voted yesterday to elect Emmanuel Macron as its next President, defeating far-right...
Today’s News & Commentary — May 5, 2017
Today’s News & Commentary — May 5, 2017
Congress may be open to revisiting the classification of gig economy workers as employees or...
Canada’s Chance to Get Marijuana Legalization Right for Workers
Canada’s Chance to Get Marijuana Legalization Right for Workers
During prohibition, one of Al Capone’s liquor suppliers was a young Canadian named Samuel...
Gig News: NLJ Update on Gig Economy Legislation and Lawsuits
Gig News: NLJ Update on Gig Economy Legislation and Lawsuits
Last week, The National Law Journal published an update on state legislation and lawsuits...
The Department of Justice May Be Reevaluating Its Stance in Class Action Waiver Cases
The Department of Justice May Be Reevaluating Its Stance in Class Action Waiver Cases
This post is part of OnLabor’s continuing analysis of National Labor Relations Board v. Murphy...