NLRB
Union wins at Staten Island Amazon, too close to call in Alabama
April 1, 2022Looks too close to call at the Bessemer, Alabama, warehouse due to a large number of challenges.
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Biden budget: Hike the military, defuse protests by taxing the rich
March 30, 2022President hopes that tax increases on the wealthy and corporations will defuse some of the anger of progressives.
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1,300 Hershey’s workers in Virginia voting on unionization
March 2, 2022Key issues in the organizing drive are back-breaking hours and a two-tiered pay structure, particularly onerous for workers in southwestern Virginia, a relatively poor area which has seen an exodus of factory jobs over the last...
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NLRB General Counsel Abruzzo: College athletes can organize
October 7, 2021NLRB General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo has told agency officials those athletes at private colleges and universities are “employees” who can organize and bargain collectively.
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New NLRB General Counsel to reverse many Trump-era anti-worker rulings
August 20, 2021She expresses concern about the anti-worker nature of a host of rulings by the NLRB during the Trump administration.
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