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In Case You Missed It: Top 5 Posts from Vorysonlabor in 2016
By Nelson Cary On January 6, 2017

In Case You Missed It: Top 5 Posts from Vorysonlabor in 2016

You saw my take on the most significant issues of 2016 earlier this week. Here are the five posts from vorysonlabor.com in 2016...


Tags: ambush election

Top 5 Labor Law Developments of 2016
By Nelson Cary On January 3, 2017

Top 5 Labor Law Developments of 2016


Tags: advice exemption, agency fee

Federal Court Permanently Blocks Persuader Rule
By Nelson Cary On November 18, 2016

Federal Court Permanently Blocks Persuader Rule

By Nelson Cary and Cory Catignani

In welcome news to employers, a federal district judge in Texas earlier this week permanently...


Tags: Department of Labor, Courts, advice exemption,

The NLRB After a Trump Victory: What to Expect When the Trump NLRB Arrives
By Nelson Cary On November 11, 2016

The NLRB After a Trump Victory: What to Expect When the Trump NLRB Arrives

With the dust still settling from our national election this week, I’ve been digesting what it means for the NLRB. So, here are...


Tags: ambush election

Successor Must Bargain with Union Over Initial Terms and Conditions of Employment
By Nelson Cary On September 6, 2016

Successor Must Bargain with Union Over Initial Terms and Conditions of Employment

Hiring the workforce or purchasing the assets of an employer with union-represented employees is a transaction with a lot of...


Tags: Burns successor, acquisition, asset purchase

Student Assistants at Private Colleges and Universities Can Unionize
By Nelson Cary On September 2, 2016

Student Assistants at Private Colleges and Universities Can Unionize

By Nelson Cary and George Stevens

Last week, the NLRB majority ruled that undergraduate and graduate students providing services...


Tags: appropriate unit, academia

NLRB Decision Provides Example of New Joint Employer Standard in Action
By Nelson Cary On August 23, 2016

NLRB Decision Provides Example of New Joint Employer Standard in Action

By Nelson Cary and George Stevens

Last week, the NLRB released an opinion finding joint employment status under the standard it...


Tags: Elections, actual control

NLRB Reverses Course (Again) on Bargaining Units that Include Temporary Employees
By Nelson Cary On July 18, 2016

NLRB Reverses Course (Again) on Bargaining Units that Include Temporary Employees

Last week, the NLRB issued a widely anticipated decision reversing the existing rule on collective bargaining units including...


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