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  1. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Workshop Proposals for FMCS Labor-Management Conference Sought

    By Workplace Prof

    Marty Malin forwarded the following message from John Arnold of the FMCS National Labor Managemnt Conference Steering Committee:With the January 20 deadline for workshop proposals for the conference fast approaching,…

  2. Labor Law Prof Blog

    College Boycotts of Coke Products Based on Labor Issues

    By Workplace Prof

    Gordon Smith over at the Conglomerate blog reports that an increasing number of universities are boycotting Coke products.  The list of colleges now includes Rutgers, NYU, and Michigan and there…

  3. Media Law Prof Blog

    CBC Lockout May Be Over

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Canadian Media Guild may have reached an agreement. After fifty days, the two organizations came to an understanding early this morning. The wording for…

  4. Labor Law Prof Blog

    NLRB/DOL 33rd Annual Joint Conference

    By Workplace Prof

    Date: Thursday, October 27, 2005Location: Suffolk University Law School, Boston, MATime: 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.Keynote Speakers:Wilma Liebman, Board Member, NLRBHoward Radzely, Solicitor of Labor, DOLFor more information, go to…

  5. California Employment Law Update

    Employer’s Confidentiality Rule Violated Federal Law

    By Tony Oncidi

    Cintas Corp., 344 NLRB No. 118 (June 30, 2005) Cintas Corporation, which, among other things, designs and manufactures corporate uniforms, maintained a provision in its employee handbook stating that it…

  6. Media Law Prof Blog

    As CBC Labor Problems Continue, Minister Urges Talks

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Canadian Labour Minister Joe Fontana is trying to bring the CBC and the Canadian Media Guild together to discuss the nearly two month old lockout that has resulted in major…

  7. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Reich Moving to UC Berkeley

    By lawprofnetwork

    The Washington Post is reporting that former Clinton administration Labor Secretary Robert Reich will take a faculty position at the University of California, Berkeley. Reich, currently a professor at Brandeis…

  8. California Employment Law Update

    Unionized Employees’ Claims For Unpaid Meal Periods And Rest Breaks Were Not Preempted By Federal Law

    By Tony Oncidi

    Valles v. Ivy Hill Corp., 410 F.3d 1071 (9th Cir. 2005) David Valles and John Breslin sued their employer, the Ivy Hill Corporation, for failing to provide them and other…

  9. ContractsProf Blog

    In the news

    By ContractsProf Blog

    The dispute between two British periodicals over the rights to photos of the Catherine Zeta-Jones/Michael Douglas wedding looks like it's heading to the House of Lords.Leaders of the Screen Actors…

  10. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Labor Peace in the NBA

    By Workplace Prof

    League, Union Reach Accord (by Thomas Heath and Michael Lee, WashingtonPost.com)"The NBA and its players' union yesterday agreed to a new labor contract that raises the minimum age at which…