Topic: National Labor Relations Act

Labor board ruling allows group claims in court

0 . Employers can't require workers to sign arbitration agreements that prevent them from pursuing group claims in court, the National Labor ...
The Wall Street Journal has a must-read story this morning that undercuts the conventional wisdom that a non-union employee who gets fired for...
State and Federal Poster Inc. states that employees and employers will have to know about this new change that is taking place. NLRA stated that...
Posted on 09/04/11 at 3:06am by Webmaster . State and Federal Poster Inc. states that employees and employers will have to know about this new...
State and Federal Poster Inc. wants all the big businesses to keep a look out for this new act that will be regulated soon. The National Labor...
The labor movement that helped build the middle class no longer stages popular strikes nor organizes vast numbers of workers. Instead, its greatest ...

How Strikes Work

Labor strikes can cause major disruptions to industry, commerce and the lives of many people who aren't even connected to the strike itself. The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Association strike in 1981 resulted in the firing of thousands of air traffic ...
Running a business requires the fine balancing of risk. The National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against an employer for terminating an employee after some negative comments about her supervisor were posted on Facebook.. The employee is subject to a ...
Today, employers have the technological means, and occasionally the inclination, to find out what workers are doing on their own time. Employees of government and public entities have a constitutional right to privacy that protects them from most employer monitoring of, or ...
Labor unions have been a part of the workplace since the Middle Ages, in the form of craft guilds. The history of the American labor movement begins with the first European settlements. National Labor Relations Act The 1935 National Labor Relations Act ...