On March 23, the Department of Labor released the final version of its controversial and expansive rule that changes the disclosure requirements for labor relations consultants who aid employers with their union avoidance measures.
What Does That Mean to Employers?
Previously, a consulting firm was required to disclose activity to the DOL only when it…
With the recent change in events whereby, state by state, legislation is being passed to implement right to work laws, labor unions are responding by promoting, through the NLRB, a “fair share policy” requiring non-member bargaining unit employees pay a grievance processing fee. Indeed, the NLRB has issued a Notice and Invitation To File Briefs…
The Supreme Court this week heard oral arguments regarding the Mulhall case which was not your run-of-the-mill issue in the area of labor disputes. In fact, the focus was just the opposite of a dispute: agreements whereby unions and employers agreed to terms under which a union would be able to organize an employer’s employees. …
