July 4th 2022
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On an otherwise slow day for labor news, the Wall Street Journal reported this morning that white-collar professionals may finally be catching a break. According to wage data tracked by the Atlanta Fed, “[p]ay for finance, information and professional...
As the pandemic worsens and in light of business closures and decreases in consumer spending, unemployment claims are steadily rising. For the week of December 5, 853,000 people (seasonally adjusted) joined the millions of other workers who have turned to state...
On Tuesday the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld the right of unions to serve as the exclusive representatives of employees in public sector bargaining units. In Branch v. Commonwealth Employment Relations Board, four government employees represented by...