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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...


Federal Court Issues Nationwide Injunction Against DOL’s Persuader Rule
By Nelson Cary On June 27, 2016

Federal Court Issues Nationwide Injunction Against DOL’s Persuader Rule

By Nelson Cary, Andy Smith and Cory Catignani

A federal district judge in Texas today issued a nationwide injunction prohibiting...


Tags: advice, advice exemption

Big News on the Persuader Rule: Agreement Prior to July 1 Could Limit Future Reporting Obligation
By Nelson Cary On June 19, 2016

Big News on the Persuader Rule: Agreement Prior to July 1 Could Limit Future Reporting Obligation

By Nelson Cary and Allen Kinzer

The DOL has recently interpreted its new Persuader Rule to exclude an agreement or arrangement...


Tags: advice

Parties Attempt to Persuade Courts on Legality of New Persuader Rule as July 1st Application Date Approaches
By Nelson Cary On June 14, 2016

Parties Attempt to Persuade Courts on Legality of New Persuader Rule as July 1st Application Date Approaches

By Nelson Cary and Cory Catignani

Challenges to the Department of Labor’s (“DOL”) new persuader rule have reached a critical...


Tags: Courts, advice, advice exemption

Federal Court Upholds NLRB Position on Class Action Waivers
By Nelson Cary On June 9, 2016

Federal Court Upholds NLRB Position on Class Action Waivers

A federal court of appeals with jurisdiction over cases arising from Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin has sided with the NLRB in...


Tags: Courts, arbitration agreement

The “Ambush” Election Rule, One Year Later: An Interview
By Nelson Cary On May 11, 2016

The “Ambush” Election Rule, One Year Later: An Interview

The NLRB’s so-called “ambush” election rule turned one year old last month.  To commemorate the birthday, I decided to turn to ...


Tags: ambush election, Elections

VW to Continue Micro-Unit Fight with UAW
By Allen Kinzer On April 27, 2016

VW to Continue Micro-Unit Fight with UAW

The NRLB recently gave the UAW an expected victory. As readers of this blog will recall, the UAW is seeking to represent about...


Amid Legal and Political Challenges, DOL Issues Enforcement Policy for Its New Persuader Rule
By Nelson Cary On April 18, 2016

Amid Legal and Political Challenges, DOL Issues Enforcement Policy for Its New Persuader Rule

By Nelson Cary and Cory Catignani

On March 24, 2016, the Department of Labor issued its long-anticipated final rule regarding the...


Tags: advice, advice exemption

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