A strike by hundreds of legal service workers in New York City grew even larger on Friday after three more member shops of the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys joined the picket line.
President Donald Trump announced his choices Thursday of an in-house counsel at Boeing and a longtime National Labor Relations Board official to fill two long-standing vacancies on the board, setting up confirmations that would restore a quorum on the NLRB.
President Donald Trump's nominee for general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board faced tough questions Wednesday on her background as a management-side attorney and her views on federal labor law from a senator who is poised to be a key vote on whether she'll be confirmed as the agency's top prosecutor.
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A strike by hundreds of legal service workers in New York City grew even larger on Friday after three more member shops of the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys joined the picket line.
President Donald Trump announced his choices Thursday of an in-house counsel at Boeing and a longtime National Labor Relations Board official to fill two long-standing vacancies on the board, setting up confirmations that would restore a quorum on the NLRB.
President Donald Trump's nominee for general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board faced tough questions Wednesday on her background as a management-side attorney and her views on federal labor law from a senator who is poised to be a key vote on whether she'll be confirmed as the agency's top prosecutor.
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July 18, 2025
A worker represented by the National Right to Work Foundation did not prove that removal protections for National Labor Relations Board judges caused him harm, a D.C. federal judge ruled, dismissing the constitutional challenge against the agency.
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July 18, 2025
Student athletes' employee status as athletes is slugging along in a lower court, but the Third Circuit's opinion opening the door to coverage under the Fair Labor Standards Act continues to reverberate a year later and shows how wage and hour law needs to evolve, attorneys say.
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July 18, 2025
A state court found that a Michigan sick leave law applies to workers and employers covered under collective bargaining agreements that don't mention earned sick time, rejecting an electrical construction industry group's constitutional claims and federal labor law preemption challenge to the statute.
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July 18, 2025
The first half of 2025 saw a shifting labor and employment law landscape that set the stage for a potentially transformative second half of the year. Will a restored quorum jump-start the EEOC? Could the Fair Labor Standards Act be updated to better address remote work? What's next for National Labor Relations Board member Gwynne Wilcox's challenge to her unprecedented removal?
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July 18, 2025
The executive director of the NFL's labor union has resigned, saying his leadership has become a distraction after it came to light publicly that he is working as a part-time consultant for one of the private equity firms approved by the league to pursue minority ownership
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July 18, 2025
A union's victory in a representation election at a Texas pizzeria was invalid because a supervisor had a key role in the union, the pizzeria argued Friday as it urged the National Labor Relations Board to reverse a regional official's decision to certify the result.
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July 18, 2025
In the coming week, a New York federal judge will hear arguments over how a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision limiting the use of universal injunctions might impact an order blocking the U.S. Department of Labor from suspending the Job Corps program.
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July 18, 2025
An American Federation of Musicians affiliate called on the Eleventh Circuit to uphold the National Labor Relations Board's conclusions that a now-defunct Florida symphony orchestra unlawfully imposed a final contract offer when the parties weren't at an impasse.
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July 17, 2025
President Donald Trump announced Thursday a new "non-career, policy oriented" classification for federal workers called "Schedule G," a group of workers the White House said would help "faithfully implement the president's policy agenda."
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July 17, 2025
A three-judge Ninth Circuit panel appeared divided Thursday on a lower court's ruling that halted enforcement of President Donald Trump's executive order axing labor contracts covering agencies that have "national security" aims, with one judge expressing concern over the order's implications while two questioned if they can second-guess the president's determination.
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July 17, 2025
A Starbucks manager in Kansas wasn't threatening workers when she said their benefits would be "put on the table" and "could not be guaranteed" if they unionized, Starbucks told the Fifth Circuit, asking it to set aside the National Labor Relations Board's finding that the remarks violated labor law.
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July 17, 2025
A former Connecticut firefighter who pled guilty in relation to a West Haven COVID-19 relief fund scam says he should keep the pension he earned through 26 years of service in a neighboring city, arguing his crime bore no connection to his onetime employment and did not breach his union contract.
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July 17, 2025
A National Labor Relations Board attorney informed regional offices Thursday about the rescinding of agency operations guidance put out during the Biden administration, walking back memoranda involving references to workers' pronouns in board filings and a fact sheet about immigration status.
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July 17, 2025
Another crop of Amazon delivery drivers in Southern California has announced affiliation with the Teamsters, becoming the latest drivers at the company's DAX5 facility in the City of Industry to go public with their union drive.
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July 17, 2025
The federal appeals courts have continued to back the National Labor Relations Board's legal interpretations even as they've set out varying views of the deference they owe after the U.S. Supreme Court's decision last year to set a stricter standard for agency reviews.
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July 17, 2025
A metal manufacturer in Pennsylvania illegally refused to recall strikers previously represented by the United Auto Workers, a National Labor Relations Board judge determined, saying the union's unconditional offer for workers to come back on the job was valid even after the company withdrew recognition.
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July 17, 2025
Starbucks disputed the National Labor Relations Board's finding that it committed a torrent of labor violations by micromanaging its Buffalo-area stores following the first burst of union organizing there, framing its response to the nascent campaign as routine management in a brief to the Fifth Circuit.
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July 17, 2025
The full D.C. Circuit won't help a fired Federal Labor Relations Authority member go back to work, telling the member it won't reconsider a panel's order preventing her from returning to the agency that resolves federal workers' labor disputes.
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July 17, 2025
Nearly three weeks after Republic Services workers went on strike, six Massachusetts communities went to court Thursday seeking an order compelling the trash hauler to immediately address what they say is a public health nuisance.
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July 17, 2025
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission plans to lay off around two dozen staff members and has restructured its enforcement division by eliminating some management positions, a person familiar with the matter told Law360 Thursday.
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July 17, 2025
The employees of a Safeway pharmacy in Washington state can vote on union representation, a National Labor Relations Board regional official said, rejecting the company's argument that the board's lack of a quorum prevents regional officials from processing petitions for union representation elections.
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July 17, 2025
A New Jersey food service provider violated federal labor law by withdrawing a Service Employees International Union local's recognition and not giving new employees dues authorization forms, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled, finding the company failed to prove that the union lost majority support.
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July 17, 2025
A food company is flouting an arbitration award that required it to apply a new policy on paid time off, a union representing grocery and food workers said, urging a Minnesota federal court to enforce the award.
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July 16, 2025
A Tennessee federal judge should deny two companies' "extraordinary" request for a union pension fund to cover their attorney fees in an Employee Retirement Income Security Act dispute, the union argued Wednesday, saying the section of ERISA the lawsuit was lodged under doesn't allow for attorney fee awards.
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July 16, 2025
A National Labor Relations Board judge on Wednesday ordered a Tesla contractor to rehire a carpenter fired following a series of workplace actions, rejecting the company's claim that he deserved his firing and was a supervisor without labor rights.