Vorys on Labor (19)

By Ben Shepler On December 28, 2015

Here We Go Again . . . NLRB Refuses to Back Down on Its Opposition to Class/Collective Action Waivers

Like it or not, the NLRB is at least consistent in its belief that employee participation in class or collective actions is...

By Mike Griffaton On December 23, 2015

In October 2015, Representative Tom Brinkman introduced House Bill 377 in the Ohio General...

By Allen Kinzer On December 22, 2015

Volkswagen has refused to bargain with the UAW as the representative of 165 skilled maintenance workers at VW’s Chattanooga...

By Nelson Cary On December 10, 2015

Earlier this week I introduced a recent NLRB decision that addressed two significant issues for employers. The first issue –...

By Nelson Cary On December 8, 2015

Politico reported earlier today that the DOL sent its persuader rule, covered in numerous posts on this blog, to the Office of...

By Allen Kinzer On December 7, 2015

The UAW won the election to represent 165 skilled maintenance workers at VW’s Chattanooga facility. There were 108 “yes” votes in...

By Nelson Cary On December 7, 2015

A recent NLRB decision hit on two issues of potential interest to labor professionals. The first, covered in today’s post,...

By Nelson Cary On December 3, 2015

Earlier this year, the NLRB released data on union wins in election petitions filed during FY 2015 (i.e., from October 1, 2014 to...