Scabby: The Law of the Rat
What has sharp teeth, blood-shot eyes, festering nails, looms twelve feet tall, but doesn’t...
Scabby: The Law of the Rat
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As Growers Swing for the Fences in Cedar Point, Will They Strike Out?
As Growers Swing for the Fences in Cedar Point, Will They Strike Out?
At the Supreme Court oral argument in Cedar Point Nursery v. Haddid, Joshua Thompson, the...
Law and Organizing for Countervailing Power
Law and Organizing for Countervailing Power
This post was originally published on the Law and Political Economy (LPE) Project Blog. Readers...
The Promise and Danger of the NLRB’s New Workplace Civility Doctrine
The Promise and Danger of the NLRB’s New Workplace Civility Doctrine
On the eve of a union election, an event venue server, frustrated with what he perceives to be...
Race and Exclusion in the Cedar Point Takings Case
Race and Exclusion in the Cedar Point Takings Case
Next week the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, where it...
NLRB Abandons Rulemaking that Would Have Stripped Graduate Students Workers of Right to Unionize
NLRB Abandons Rulemaking that Would Have Stripped Graduate Students Workers of Right to Unionize
The NLRB announced today that it was ending its effort to overrule via rulemaking Columbia...
Why the Labor Movement Should Fight for Prison Abolition
Why the Labor Movement Should Fight for Prison Abolition
It’s time the labor movement embraces abolition: for the sake of its membership and in order to...
What the ICE Union’s Last Minute Deal with the Trump Administration Should Teach Progressives
What the ICE Union’s Last Minute Deal with the Trump Administration Should Teach Progressives
Over the last year, labor advocates and scholars have intensified calls to expand the range of...
Alabama, Amazon, and Racial and Economic Justice
Alabama, Amazon, and Racial and Economic Justice
This month, workers at Amazon’s Bessemer, Alabama warehouse will be deciding whether to take a...
Bargaining for Better Labor Journalism: How The Wave of Unionizing In Media Transforms How Unions Are Covered
Bargaining for Better Labor Journalism: How The Wave of Unionizing In Media Transforms How Unions Are Covered
Kim Kelly spent nearly two decades covering heavy metal as a journalist, which is how she wound...
Is Amazon’s $1000 “Quit Offer” an Unfair Labor Practice?
Is Amazon’s $1000 “Quit Offer” an Unfair Labor Practice?
As Jon covers in today's News and Commentary, Amazon has a "voluntary resignation program"...
An Update on Graduate Student Unions and the NLRB
An Update on Graduate Student Unions and the NLRB
The employee status, and union bargaining rights, of graduate student workers has fluctuated...