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 Union-Fueled Automation Conundrum: The Restaurant Industry’s Chess Vs. Checkers
“Unions are playing checkers, while companies are playing chess.” Kerr further explains that “automation has already been operationally deployed that can replace line workers” at McDonald’s, Burger King, Jack-in-the-Box, and Carl’s Jr in California.
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Beer Boycotts And More: The Teamsters Diversify Their 2024 Strike Portfolio
Remember when the Teamsters took aim at ice cream supply lines a few years ago? They were hinting about coming for the beer back in 2022, too. Now, it’s early 2024, and the union has made it their mission to circle back to an American guilty pleasure by threatening to turn off those taps.
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The Weekly Workfront Rundown: Labor Twists, Legal Tussles, and Government Nudges
Hey there, Workfront Warriors! It’s time for another edition of The Weekly Workfront, where we give you a quick look at developing labor trends and news stories.
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The Trucking Industry Takes A Turn: Joint Employers And Autonomous Vehicles, Oh My
The NLRB’s joint employer shuffle will soon impact an array of industries. At least it’s a...
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