Thanks to Tequila Brooks for letting us know that this November, DC LERA will host two webinars on labor relations in the US healthcare and Canadian airline industries. Co-sponsored by the ILO Office for the US and Canada, these webinars
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Dean Posting: UNLV Law
Friend-of-Blog Ann McGinley sends along the following Dean Announcement:The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, invites applications and nominations for the position of Dean of the William S. Boyd School of Law. This year, Boyd secured its position as one…
Jamillah Bowman Williams and Jeffrey Hirsch Honored at COSELL
The program today at COSELL (hosted, wonderfully, by Vanderbilt Law School and Jennifer Shinall) featured a number of fascinating panels on workplace issues, and tomorrow's program looks equally engaging. I am also pleased to report that at the…
DC LERA Program Tomorrow: White House Task Force on Worker Organizing and Empowerment
Many thanks to Tequila Brooks for sending word of this program. Speakers are Dan Pedrotty, who spent the last four months working on the White House Task Force on Worker Organizing and Empowerment to be released next month; and Daniel…
Charlie Sullivan
Last week, Seton Hall held a retirement party for our friend, Charlie Sullivan. It's truly bittersweet, as I'm very happy for Charlie but sad to see him retire. As readers of the blog know, Charlie has been an extraordinary contributor…
Call for Papers: “What has Critical Race Theory Contributed to the Law of the Workplace?”
César F. Rosado Marzán writes to inform us about a great call for papers: CALL FOR PROPOSED PAPERS:Final papers due February 1, 2022Employee Rights & Employment Policy Journal, Annual Symposium:“What has Critical Race Theory Contributed to the Law of the Workplace?” Some…
Bisom-Rapp on Myth-Busting
Hot off the SSRN presses is Susan Bisom-Rapp's trenchant article, The Role of Law and Myth in Creating a Workplace that "Looks Like America." It deals efficiently and perceptively with the past, present, and potential future of employer programming to…
Eisenstadt on #MeTooBots and the AI Workplace
A huge congratulations to Friend-of-Blog Leora Eisenstadt (Temple) on her wonderful new piece, #MeTooBots and the AI Workplace, which is forthcoming in the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law. This paper, which looks at the intersection of technology…
Harkavy’s Annual LEL SCOTUS Review
Many thanks to Jonathan Harkavy (Patterson Harkavy) for sharing with us the 2021 edition of his annual review of the labor/employment decisions from the Supreme Court. As always, it's a great resource. Here's the abstract:This article provides extended summaries and…
Elmore and Griffith on Franchisor Power as Employment Control
Congratulations to Andrew Elmore (Miami) and Kati Griffith (Cornell) on the publication of their new piece, Franchisor Power as Employment Control, in the California Law Review! The piece can be downloaded here. This Article provides a wonderful analysis…