The NLRB In a Post-Chevron World Jason Vazquez on what the elimination of the Chevron doctrine may (and may not) mean for the NLRB.
General Counsel Memo Offers Guidance on Cemex Bargaining Orders John Fry explains the GC's new guidance on applying the Board's Cemex decision.
October 15, 2023 News & Commentary California’s healthcare workers will have a $25 minimum wage; Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard nears completion and could lead to unionization; a report highlights recent organizing efforts at abortion services providers; and NLRB releases data on the past year’s ULP charges and election petitions.
The Third Circuit Reminds Us Why Courts Should Defer to Agencies Andrew Strom on the Third Circuit's recent ruling in PG Publishing v NLRB
October 9, 2023 News & Commentary Newsom vetoes anti-caste discrimination bill; NLRB judge finds Howard Schultz violated labor law; DOL investigating Tyson and Perdue for child labor violations.
September 28, 2023 News & Commentary Major questions doctrine, alleged unlawful discharge at the ACLU, opportunity to re-evaluate captive audience meetings.
September 24, 2023 News & Commentary UAW expands strike, files ULP against a Republican senator and hosts Biden on the picket line. NLRB ALJ issues first Cemex bargaining order.
I Guess You Can Go to Jail for Violating the NLRA In a rare occurrence, two employers were taken into custody after repeatedly violating the NLRA.
Policy Blueprint for Next Republican President Offers Nothing to Workers The Heritage Foundation's policy blueprint for the next Republican President would do little to empower working people.
September 17, 2023 News & Commentary Updates from UAW’s strike, Dartmouth College athletes file petition to unionize, visual effects artists at Marvel Studios unanimously vote to unionize, and California’s legislature passes a variety of pro-worker bills.
