Under the National Labor Relations Act as defined in 29 U.S. Code § 152, a joint-employer has the same liabilities as an actual employer. However, how the NLRB defines a joint-employer is a highly partisan issue that seems to depend
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Has Janus Affected Union Membership?
This Thursday, December 27, marks the 6-month anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision in Janus v. AFSCME. Both conservative and liberal publications predicted that the decision would be a death blow to public-sector unions. In her dissent, Justice Kagan said…
Fordham Labor Law & Employment Society hosts Eugene Scalia
The Fordham Law School Labor & Employment Law Society was privileged to host Eugene Scalia for a talk on the current trends in regulatory and administrative law entitled “The Problem with the Modern Regulatory State.” Mr. Scalia, the former solicitor…