Labor & Employment
NLRB Judge Orders Amazon to Bargain with Teamsters, Setting Up Showdown Over Key Labor Precedent
5 sources · 29d ago
Trump Fires BLS Commissioner, Accusing Agency of Manipulating Jobs Report Data
6 sources · 29d ago
Supreme Court Declines Macy's Appeal, Leaving Expanded NLRB Penalties Intact
4 sources · 33d ago
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Supreme Court Unanimously Strips Forced Arbitration Shield from Last-Mile Delivery Employers
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Philadelphia Utility Workers Announce July 4 Strike, Threatening Power Grid for 1.7 Million Ratepayers
More than 1,600 PECO utility workers plan to walk off the job on July 4 after months of stalled contract negotiations, raising concerns about power grid reliability during Philadelphia's Semiquincentennial and World Cup celebrations.
Also missing: Outside replacement contractors who will be stepping in during the strike. · Event organizers for the Semiquincentennial and World Cup relying on grid stability.
NLRB Judge Orders Amazon to Bargain with Teamsters, Setting Up Showdown Over Key Labor Precedent
A federal labor judge has ordered Amazon to recognize and bargain with a Teamsters-backed union at a San Francisco warehouse. The ruling relies on a Biden-era labor precedent that Amazon is now appealing to a newly conservative NLRB board, setting the stage for a major legal battle over union organizing rules.
Also missing: Non-unionized Amazon workers who oppose collective bargaining · Small business owners affected by shifting NLRB precedents
Trump Fires BLS Commissioner, Accusing Agency of Manipulating Jobs Report Data
President Trump abruptly dismissed the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics after a weak jobs report, claiming without evidence that the data was rigged to damage him politically.
Also missing: Career civil servants within the BLS who compile the data · Federal Reserve policymakers who rely on the data for rate decisions










