Bloomberg Law Asks Wilson for Perspective
In a January 25th article on Bloomberg Law, Phil Wilson commented on the Biden administrations signaled intent with the firings of the top to posts in the NLRB General Counsels office. After calling the firings “outrageous and probably unlawful,” Wilson stated,...
Wilson Explains Why Neutrality Agreements Harm Employee Choice
In a recent article by the Society for Human Resource Management, Phil Wilson was asked to comment on a memo by National Labor Relations Board Chairman Peter Robb addressing neutrality agreements, which we’ve covered in prior posts. In helping to explain...
Wilson Comments on NLRB Advice Memo
In a recent demonstration by off-duty Starbucks employees inside the store, the NLRB determined the actions were outside the scope of protected concerted activity. In responding to the advice memo related to the event, Phil Wilson commented, “It’s one... Wilson Asked to Comment On Proposed NLRB Rule
As we’ve notified you recently, the NLRB has proposed to change the Excelsior list requirements to the previous standard of simply voter names and home addresses, deleting the Obama-era inclusion of email address and home and personal cell phone numbers. The...
UpJourney Ask Phil About Leaders Who Don’t Communicate Well
UpJourney.com asked Phil to provide help to answer the question, “what do you do when your boss doesn’t communicate with you?” Phil points to power distance as a significant culprit, and provides some pointers of how to work toward better...
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