Robert Millman talks about the history and current state of unionization and how employers are likely to react to recent changes. (Subscription required.)
Michael Lotito says the Biden NLRB has handed down decisions that will spur more litigation, making cases more expensive for the agency to handle. (Subscription required.)
Jim Thelen says the Supreme Court’s Harvard/UNC decision does not directly impact employment law but may impact the way the public, employees, the judiciary, government agencies and opposition groups looking for ways to legally challenge such programs and
Paul Piccigallo and Matthew R. Capobianco talk about a new law in New York that will charge employers who commit wage theft in that state with larceny.
