Insights for the Labor Relations Professional
Earlier this year, the NLRB released data on union wins in election petitions filed during FY 2015 (i.e., from October 1, 2014 to...
Tags: Elections
Acquiring the assets or hiring the workforce of an employer whose employees are unionized poses an additional layer of complexity...
Tags: Burns successor, acquisition, asset purchase
Reversing a rule that has been in place for over 50 years, the NLRB has ruled that a “dues checkoff” provision in a union...
Tags: bargaining
A federal appellate court recently reigned-in the NLRB’s attempt to limit an employer’s response to union activity. The case, ...
The last several years have seen significant decisions benefiting unions announced around Labor Day. This year was no different....
By Nelson Cary and George Stevens
The NLRB dealt a blow to employers yesterday, releasing its long-awaited decision in ...
Tags: agency, actual control
By Nelson Cary and George Stevens
Earlier today, the long-running saga of whether NCAA Division I football players are employees...
Another federal court, this one in Washington, D.C., has come down on the side of the NLRB’s new election rule. Deciding a case...
Tags: ambush election, Elections
Insights for the Labor Relations Professional
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