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Connecticut Employment Law Blog
Quick Hits: EFCA Update; Racial Harassment, Strategic Economic Planning Document,, Non-Compete Agreements, New ADA Regulations
It's been a busy week. The ABA Journal's Legal Rebels project stopped by for a visit yesterday. We talked about the blog and how attorneys and clients can really take…
Labor & Collective Bargaining
The Kennedy Legacy
Caroline Kennedy spoke about her late uncle Ted to the AFL-CIO convention on September 14. Most appropriately, the late-Senator Edward M. Kennedy was recognized for his consistent support of Labor…
Labor & Collective Bargaining
The Kings of Coal
The Legal Services Corp., a congressionally chartered, taxpayer entity, is being subjected to a union organizing drive. Presented with a demand for recognition through a card check, the organization has…
Labor Law Prof Blog
EFCA Delays
BNA's Daily Labor Report (subscription required) is reporting that the Senate may not vote on EFCA until well after the August recess. According to Sen . Harkin--EFCA's lead sponsor in…
World of Employment
Online Game Educates on EFCA, Tattooing
We have a favorite new website here at the Stoel Rives World of Employment: Card Checked: The Game (sorry, failblog.org). Card Checked is an online game where you can play…
Labor Relations Today
Unions Waging Semantic Battle to Rename “Card Check”?
Theories abound on the motivation of the sources behind Steven Greenhouse's piece in last Friday's New York Times announcing that Senate Dems might be ready to give up on EFCA's…
Labor Relations Today
More on Card Check “Lite” from Commentary, kausfiles and ShopFloor
More following Friday's New York Times report that Senate Dems are considering dropping card-check from EFCA, but retaining the troubling mandatory interest arbitration provision. At Commentary, Jennifer Rubin continues her coverage…
World of Employment
Union Civil Wars and EFCA
By Victor Kisch
The NY Times recently ran a story about internal union squabbles, which are hindering organized labor from achieving its political goals. The high profile dispute is between the Service Employees International Union…
World of Employment
Al Franken and EFCA
By Victor Kisch
After months of litigation, Al Franken has been declared the winner of the Senate race in Minnesota. He will be the 60th Democrat in the Senate, which could enable the…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Gould on Reforming Labor Law by Reforming EFCA
Bill Gould (Stanford; former NLRB Chair) spoke last week at the London School of Economics on How Obama Could Fix Labor Law. rb.