Labor
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Not Your Typical Student Union: National Labor Relations Board Withdraws Pending Rule that Would Have Blocked Student Assistants from Unionizing
By: Andrew Abreu The National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) recently announced it will withdraw a near-final rule that was intended… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Holds That Arbitrators Have Opportunity to Resolve Liability and Damage Disputes Before Moving to Federal Court
By Daniel Stratton On March 8, 2016, the Fourth Circuit issued a published opinion in the civil case Peabody Holding… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Holds that Union’s Conduct did not Affect Plaintiffs Ability to Exhaust Contractual Remedies Under Collective Bargaining Agreement
By Whitney Pakalka On March 10, 2016, the Fourth Circuit issued its published opinion in the civil case, Groves v.… Read More
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The Age of Greed and the Sabotage of Regulation
By: Rena Steinzor* Introduction The congressional debate over whether the government engages in ruinous “overregulation” is only occasionally coherent. Sometimes… Read More
