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Labor Around The World
France provided another blow to gig-economy companies by claiming Uber drivers were employees, not contractors. Services like Uber, Lyft, Just Eat-Takeaway and Deliveroo are facing legal challenges from Brazil to Colombia, as they have been in the U.S.
Breaking News: The NLRB pushes back implementation of new election rules.
The Board announced that it is pushing the effective date of the new union election rules to June 1, coming on the heals of postponing all union elections until at least April 3rd. The Board has signaled it may extend the election postponement further if conditions...
Labor Relations Insight
by Phil Wilson Is the PRO Act a Mate in One? This week the NLRB issued its highly anticipated rulemaking on joint employer, overruling the controversial Browning Ferris decision. If you haven’t read through the 53-page final rule (and why would you – that’s what...
Union Bailout Update
The NLRB released several Advice Memoranda at the end of January, going back several years and addressing a range of topics. Due to the age of many of the memoranda, several of the issues addressed have since been outdated by further actions of the Board or the...
Laboring Toward 2020
Biden’s support of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) puts him at odds with Big Labor, while union support for Bernie Sanders is snowballing. Although the international unions have been slow to pick a favorite, many local, regional and statewide unions are jumping...
Revisioning Labor Law
The Clean Slate for Worker Power is the most recent liberal revisioning of labor law. This effort was spearheaded by former NLRB member Sharon Block and Harvard professor Benjamin Sachs, and hosted by Harvard Law School. If you’re up for some heavy reading, download...