Our analysis found the GC has formally urged the board to rethink at least 31 precedents in pending disputes. Cases raising at least eight more issues are before an ALJ, a step away from board review. https://t.co/zDTRm4Dx62
I'm excited to share a project I've been working on for awhile now: Law360's NLRB Precedent Tracker. We're tracking dozens of areas in which the GC is seeking to change precedent, with details on issues, vehicles, briefs, etc. Check it out at the link
https://t.co/XcOc14Bim0
Breaking News: Three unions representing an estimated 9,000 faculty members at Rutgers University are striking for the first time in the school’s 257-year history, halting classes and research. The walkout follows nearly a year of bargaining. https://t.co/HPLDDIvhFV
Interested in seeing if the Starbucks near you is organizing? Check out this excellent labor map from @law360: https://t.co/8wRLoFq8yu @SBWorkersUnited
Since the summer of 2021, workers at over 200 @Starbucks locations across the country have taken steps to unionize. And @Law360 Employment Authority is following it all with our new interactive Starbucks Unionization Tracker. Check it out: https://t.co/UVwHauALcX
Since the summer of 2021, workers at hundreds of @Starbucks locations nationwide have taken steps to unionize
Check out this nifty tracker my @EmployLaw360 colleague @KevinJStawicki put together to keep tabs on all the action
https://t.co/VxhaF89iIg
Amazon violated federal labor law by coercing workers attempting to organize the e-commerce giant's Staten Island facilities and firing one worker who has led the unionization campaign, according to charges filed with the NLRB https://t.co/rjBKpjULkO
A NLRB hearing officer recommended a new union election for workers at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama who voted against representation by the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, saying the e-commerce giant violated federal labor law https://t.co/vQ3ZoCnI0z
BREAKING: The act of labor unions organizing at a Northern California strawberry farm constitutes an unconstitutional taking, according to the U.S. Supreme Court. https://t.co/BLScrpuz1N
The emergence of COVID-19 variants should not stop NLRB officials from staging union votes in person, the board said in its first decision calling off a mail-ballot election since it issued a test for deciding vote format disputes during the pandemic. https://t.co/QswCqbGDhi
Workers at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama have voted against representation by the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union in a hard-fought election, dashing organized labor's hopes for a landmark win pending a coming challenge by the union. https://t.co/0h4UwDvxoT
Emails obtained through FOIA show Amazon pressed Postal Service for mailbox at Bessemer warehouse, a move the union fighting to represent warehouse workers believes violates labor law https://t.co/H9zQmNuiIS
Some attorneys think the DOL's relaunch of an Obama-era program to inform employers about their obligation to report union organizing campaign activities indicates the agency's appetite for reviving the "persuader rule." Others say that fear is overblown: https://t.co/pV8BYUEhYe
Labor attorneys are concerned with transparency at the National Labor Relations Board when it comes to remote case hearings and rulemaking https://t.co/1MPxF6igeH
The Seventh Circuit on Monday declined to determine whether a union should be required to represent public employees who aren't members of the union https://t.co/jVJrDEFdh0