Vorys on Labor (18)

By Nelson Cary On March 29, 2016

Mandatory Union Fees Preserved By Supreme Court’s Deadlock

Today the Supreme Court issued a decision in the closely watched case of Friedrichs v....

By Nelson Cary On March 23, 2016

The DOL issued its new persuader rule today. The final rule is largely unchanged from the proposed rule that was originally...

By Nelson Cary On March 23, 2016

So, by now, I’m sure everyone has heard that President Obama announced his pick for the U.S. Supreme Court last week. In case you...

By Nelson Cary On March 14, 2016

Last week, a federal appeals court dismissed a petition for interim injunctive relief, but the...

By Allen Kinzer On March 11, 2016

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has released a biting analysis of the NLRB’s recent decisions that...

By Nelson Cary On February 15, 2016

Doubling down on its ruling that a tugboat captain isn’t a supervisor, the NLRB again took...

By Nelson Cary On January 19, 2016

Last week I looked back at the five most important labor law developments in 2015. This week I look forward to the top 5 most...

By Nelson Cary On January 12, 2016

2015 is over; 2016 has just begun. So, what were the top developments in labor law in the past 12 months? And, what should be at...