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November 16, 2022
News & Commentary

Jason Vazquez

Whistleblowers expose employment law violations at Tesla's new Texas facility; uncertainty around fate of tentative railway deal; Starbucks shutters yet another unionized store; the implications of the midterm elections for national labor and employment policy

Do Union Logos Really Interfere with Patient Care?

Aug 31, 2022 Andrew Strom

President Biden’s appointees to the National Labor Relations Board have finally started overruling the disastrous anti-worker decisions issued by the Trump Board. In Tesla, Inc., the NLRB overruled a Trump-era decision and clarified that an employer must always demonstrate “special circumstances” to justify limits on workers’ right to display union insignia. Unfortunately, in their zeal […]

August 30, 2022
News & Commentary

Travis Lavenski

In today’s News & Commentary, the National Labor Relations Board reaffirms prior precedent regarding union insignia at work; AB257 passes the California State Senate; and American University reaches labor deal with striking workers. In a 3-2 decision, the NLRB issued its ruling in Tesla, Inc. on Monday, holding that employer rules banning union insignia are […]

March 6, 2022
News & Commentary

Kevin Vazquez

On Thursday, tech workers at The New York Times overwhelmingly voted to certify their union – the Times Tech Guild, which is represented by the NewsGuild of New York (which also represents Times editorial workers) – as their exclusive collective bargaining representative in an NLRB election. The Times Tech Guild, which will represent the nearly-600 […]

January 16, 2022
News & Commentary

Nikita Rumsey

In light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling last week allowing the Biden Administration’s health worker vaccine-or-test mandate to move forward, the Department of Health and Human Services is appealing a federal court’s ruling that had enjoined the health worker vaccine rule in Texas, the only state that as yet does not have to comply […]

November 23, 2021
News & Commentary

Zachary Boullt

A majority of teachers in Northbrook School District 28 in Illinois have declared their intent to form a union. District 28 is one of the few public school districts in Illinois that is not unionized, as less than 10% of teachers in the state are not members of the Illinois Federation of Teachers or the […]

December 4, 2020
News & Commentary

Rund Khayyat

The November jobs report reflects that U.S. hiring has slowed sharply as viral rates surge to new heights across the country, adding only 245,000 jobs, the slowest rate of growth since the spring and a warning of a difficult recovery in the coming months. The unemployment rate ticked down to a still-high 6.7%, from 6.9% […]

May 18, 2020
News & Commentary

Randon Herrera

On Friday, the House passed a $3 trillion coronavirus stimulus package. Though the bill is likely doomed as it faces Republican opposition in the Senate and a threat of veto from President Trump, it represents House Democrats’ first offer at the negotiating table, the New York Times reports. The package would send $875 billion to […]

May 12, 2020
News & Commentary

Zachary Boullt

Amidst informal congressional negotiations on the next coronavirus stimulus aid, Labor Secretary Scalia has expressed tacit reluctance to extend the $600 weekly unemployment payment boost beyond the July 31 expiration date. Scalia criticized the current program for giving flat benefit increases regardless of income, and he sympathized with concerns that the payment boosts are incentivizing […]

July 10, 2019
News & Commentary

Sejal Singh

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi doesn’t plan to impeach Labor Secretary Alex Acosta—even as Acosta faces widespread calls to resign over a plea deal he negotiated with Jeffrey Epstein, a powerful money manager accused of using his wealth and access to cover up his sexual abuse of dozens of underage girls. Epstein was charged this weekend […]

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