Volume 37, Issue 3
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (and other federal and state agencies) should endorse an alternative dispute resolution policy and agree to "defer" cases to arbitration if the cases and t…
H.R. 842 covers a lot of ground, including the provision on the authorization of bargaining orders without elections and the elimination of constraints on secondary activity, which are directly relat…
Traditional business structures incentivize worker exploitation, as workers are seen primarily as a cost to be minimized in pursuit of profit maximization.
Developments in case law regarding the major implications in the commonality under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23(a), remedies that may vary among class members under Rule 23(b), and requirements…
A key component of the Real Estate Board of New York-Building and Construction Trades Council Statement of Principles is that union and non-union contractors have the opportunity to submit bids for c…
The PRO Act's proposed bargaining order and secondary boycott amendments are not simple "policy changes," but drastic changes to the National Labor Relations Act, inconsistent with its fundamental ai…
The status of drivers who own their own cars or trucks has long been an issue in antitrust, and the taxicab industry has used a "platform" model long before Uber began operating over the Internet.