Vorys on Labor (8)

By Nelson Cary On January 24, 2019

Will Nathaniel Ogle Get His Money Back? Defendant Files Motion to Dismiss in Ogle v. Ohio Civil Service Employees Association

Janus v. AFSCME has opened the door for nonmember employees to sue unions for collecting fair share fees, and employees are...

By Nelson Cary On January 21, 2019

In 2016, in Columbia University, the NLRB held that students at private institutions have a...

By Nelson Cary On December 12, 2018

The NLRB’s rulemaking on the joint employer issue has again been delayed. Earlier this month,...

By Nelson Cary On November 29, 2018

Last year we reported on S.B. No. 72, introduced by State Senator Matt Huffman (R), which would modify Ohio law to limit the...

By Nelson Cary On October 24, 2018

The landmark Supreme Court decision in Janus has now precipitated the filing of two new class actions, right here in Central...

By Nelson Cary On September 16, 2018

On Friday last week, the NLRB (in a 3-1 decision) carried through on its previous announcement and published a notice of proposed...

By Allen Kinzer On August 31, 2018

Another shoe dropped on the growing UAW-Chrysler scandal. Recently, Alphons Iacobelli, the former Chrysler VP of Labor Relations,...

By Nelson Cary On August 6, 2018

Last Wednesday, the NLRB issued a notice and invitation for parties to file briefs to address how...