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UPDATE: Challenges Mount, But Obama Administration Stands Firm on Quickie Election Rule

By Nelson Cary and George Stevens

Regular readers of this blog are already aware of the uproar over the NLRB’s release of its...


Wisconsin Becomes 25th State to Adopt Right-to-Work Law

Two of my colleagues published an alert earlier today on the new Wisconsin right-to-work statute, signed into law this morning by...


Prepare for a New Issue at the Bargaining Table: The 2018 Cadillac Excise Tax

One of the significant revenue raisers under the Affordable Care Act is the so-called Cadillac excise tax – a non-deductible 40%...


Supreme Court Cuts Down Yard-Man Inference in Retiree Health Benefit Disputes

By Nelson Cary and Linda Mendel

On January 26, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its opinion in M&G Polymers USA v. Tackett ,...


D.C. Circuit Caps NLRB’s Overly Zealous Policing of Section 7 Rights

By Nelson Cary and George Stevens

On January 16, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit gave a victory, of sorts, to an...


Update: Second Lawsuit Filed Challenging NLRB Ambush Election Rule

Updating our previous post, a second group filed suit (pdf) against the NLRB last week, challenging its ambush election rule....


Five Most Important Labor Issues for Your 2015 “To Do” List

Looking at the developments in the labor law field during 2014, a few stand out as worthy enough to find a place on a labor...


Business Groups Sue NLRB Over “Ambush Election” Rule

As we predicted here, several business trade groups filed suit earlier this week challenging the NLRB’s new “ambush election”...


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