Scholars Discuss a “Clean Slate for Worker Power” Michelle Berger on the scholarly responses to the Clean Slate for Worker Power project.
January 9, 2024 News & Commentary DOL finalizes independent contractors rule, Las Vegas hospitality workers announce upcoming strike, and the NY Times profiles unions' relationship with Israel.
The Cannabis Industry and Labor Unions Michelle Berger on the emerging organizing efforts within the cannabis industry.
Ronald Reagan Has Shaped U.S. Labor Law for Decades Andrew Strom on the lasting impact of Presidential appointments to the NLRB.
The Promise and Pitfalls of Apprenticeships in American Workforce Development Gwen Byrne on the possibilities and pitfalls of apprenticeships in America.
Hooters: An Employment Law Nightmare Ellie Samuels on Hooters' outdated and discriminatory employment practices.
Let Them Deliver Cake? The Supreme Court, Bakery Drivers, and the Federal Arbitration Act Gwen Byrne on the Supreme Court's upcoming case in Bissonnette v LePage Bakeries.
The Injustice of Incarcerated Workers’ Compensation Ian Kalil on the minimal protections that workers' compensation affords incarcerated workers.
Innovative Demands from the Year of the Strike Ian Kalil on the innovative demands that striking workers advanced across the U.S. in 2023.
How Did #MeToo Change Employment Law? Ellie Samuels on the #MeToo Movement's lasting effects on employment law.
