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April 3, 2026
News & Commentary

Elias Decker

NLRB says Amazon failed to bargain with union; Harvard graduate workers authorize strike, and states move to preempt local employment law.

April 2, 2026
News & Commentary

Mila Rostain

Sheridan, Colorado educators go on strike; Maryland graduate student workers are one step closer to collective bargaining rights.

April 1, 2026
News & Commentary

Lara Weinberg

DOL proposes 401(k) rule; Starbucks investors reelect controversial board members; Washington passes workplace immigration warning requirement.

March 31, 2026
News & Commentary

Anjali Katta

In today’s news and commentary, the Supreme Court hears a case about Federal Court jurisdiction over arbitration, a UPS heat inspection lawsuit against OSHA is dismissed, and federal worker unions and NGOs call on the EPA to cease laying off its environmental justice staffers. A majority of Supreme Court justices signaled support for allowing federal […]

March 30, 2026
News & Commentary

Justin Cassera

Trump orders payment to TSA agents; NYC doormen look to authorize a strike; and KPMG positions for mass layoffs.

March 29, 2026
News & Commentary

Finlay Adamson

The Department of Veterans Affairs re-terminates its collective bargaining agreement despite a preliminary injunction, and the Federal Labor Relations Authority announces new rules increasing the influence of political appointees over federal labor relations.

March 27, 2026
News & Commentary

Sophia Leswing

“Cesar Chavez Day” renamed “Farmworkers Day” in California after investigation finds Chavez engaged in rampant sexual abuse.

March 26, 2026
News & Commentary

Ajayan Williamson

Supreme Court hears oral argument in an FAA case; NLRB rules that Cemex does not impose an enforceable deadline for requesting an election; DOL proposes raising wage standards for H-1B workers.

March 25, 2026
News & Commentary

Miriam Li

UPS rescinded its driver buyout program; California court dismissed a whistleblower retaliation suit against Meta; EEOC announced $15 million settlement to resolve vaccine-related religious discrimination case.

March 24, 2026
News & Commentary

Gurtaran Johal

The WNBPA unanimously votes to ratify the league’s new CBA; NYU professors begin striking; and a district court judge denies the government’s motion to dismiss a case challenging the Trump administration’s mass revocation of international student visas.

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