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Insights for the Labor Relations Professional
Last week, the Ohio Supreme Court issued a decision emphasizing the power of an arbitrator to amend an employer’s disciplinary...
Tags: Courts, arbitration, arbitration award
Former NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon was not permitted to serve in that capacity once former President Obama nominated...
Tags: Courts, appointment, Acting General Counsel,
By Nelson Cary and Cory Catignani
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has set the briefing schedule in the government’s appeal of...
Tags: Department of Labor, Courts, advice,
Last week, I provided an overview of Judge Gorsuch’s decisions involving the NLRB. This week, I take a deeper dive into the...
Earlier this week, as I’m sure everyone has now heard, President Trump announced his pick for the U.S. Supreme Court. For those...
Tags: Courts
By Nelson Cary and Cory Catignani
In welcome news to employers, a federal district judge in Texas earlier this week permanently...
Tags: Department of Labor, Courts, advice exemption,
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
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