Today, the House Committee on Education and the Workforce hosted a hearing entitled “The Future of Labor Union Organizing.” Held by the Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions, the list of speakers included:
Mr. David R. Burton, General Counsel National Small Business Association (Washington, DC)
Mr. Ronald Meisburg, Member of the Firm, Proskauer Rose LLP (Washington, DC)
Mr. Clarence Adams, Field Technician, Cablevision (Brooklyn, NY)
Mr. Stefan J. Marculewicz, Shareholder, Littler Mendelson PC (Washington, DC)
Media advisory available here.
Video archive of hearing is available here.
Written testimony will be added when it becomes available.
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February 17
San Francisco teachers’ strike ends; EEOC releases new guidance on telework; NFL must litigate discrimination and retaliation claims.
February 16
BLS releases jobs data; ILO hosts conference on child labor.
February 15
The Office of Personnel Management directs federal agencies to terminate their collective bargaining agreements, and Indian farmworkers engage in a one-day strike to protest a trade deal with the United States.
February 13
Sex workers in Nevada fight to become the nation’s first to unionize; industry groups push NLRB to establish a more business-friendly test for independent contractor status; and UFCW launches an anti-AI price setting in grocery store campaign.
February 12
Teamsters sue UPS over buyout program; flight attendants and pilots call for leadership change at American Airlines; and Argentina considers major labor reforms despite forceful opposition.
February 11
Hollywood begins negotiations for a new labor agreement with writers and actors; the EEOC launches an investigation into Nike’s DEI programs and potential discrimination against white workers; and Mayor Mamdani circulates a memo regarding the city’s Economic Development Corporation.