Bans On Mandatory Meetings About Unionization: Where Does Your State Stand?
In a further wrinkle, several states – Minnesota, New York, Connecticut, Maine, and Oregon – have taken matters into their own hands by banning mandatory meetings.
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A Victory for Employer Rights: Third Circuit Rejects NLRB Claims Against New Concepts for Living
In a significant ruling by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, New Concepts for Living Inc. successfully contested the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) finding of unfair labor practices related to efforts to decertify its employees’ union.
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The New ‘Joint Employer’ Standard Postponed: Stay Tuned For A Court Ruling
Last November, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) delivered some of its trademark rulemaking whiplash with a new final rule to considerably increase the number of businesses defined as “joint employers.”
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Tipping The Balance On Tipping Culture: A Contradictory Perspective From Unions
The tipping of servers is so customary that the practice is here to stay, although some restaurants have attempted to reverse the trend without much success. We will, however, discuss why unions are eager to spread tipping elsewhere.
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Will Starbucks’ Soul Searching Lead To The Decaffeination Of Workers United?
Starbucks’ drink menu can be tweaked into an infinite variety of different drink possibilities. In the same way, there is no shortage of benefits from listening to workers’ concerns before they blend into a labor disaster.
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