Getting a Grip on Workplace Violence in 2018
Fast Food, the NLRB and More
Fast Food and the Unions
Exploring New Joint Employer Rules
The current Presidential administration has a longstanding reputation of being pro-union, but over the past year, they have made a strong push to overturn 50 years of labor law and turning the tables against employers by giving labor unions a tremendous advantage during representation campaigns. They have also shown signs that they intend to keep up their “good work” throughout this administration’s remaining months.
Ricardo Torres,
Clifford L. Hammond
Bob Carroll
Kellen T. Myers
Diversity
What does diversity have to do being union-free? True diversity is about much more than obvious characteristics such as race and gender. Unions know this, and take advantage of what actually motivates employees to drive a wedge between workers and management.
Dissecting the Quickie Election
Permanent Solutions Labor Consultants recently handled one of Michigan’s first Quickie Elections. It was an educational experience as, despite how prepared we were for the campaign, the Board (NLRB) still managed to throw several curve balls our way.
Common Mistakes in Union Avoidance
Managers and supervisors often make critical mistakes before, during,and after union campaigns and union activity that violate the National Labor Relations Act. These mistakes not only lead to costly litigation, but also tend to lead to decreased levels of morale and productivity. Fortunately, these mistakes also serve as lessons that others may learn from.
Doug Grima Senior Consultant – PSLC
Jeffrey T. Harrison
Dale L. Deitchler
Bob Carroll
When Will the Other Shoe Drop in the NLRB?
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has made many changes in recent times and is poised to makemany more in the latter part of 2011. They claim that the changes will make the election process “simpler” and “cleaner”. But behind this mask is a pro-labor mentality dead set on changing the landscape of union organizing efforts in America.
Ricardo Torres – President & CEO
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US Union Membership Up Substantially In 2008, Study Shows
Ricardo Torres – President & CEO
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Union’s Tactics Escalate to Violence on the World’s Stage
Employees barricaded their bossesin an office to demand new negotiations as a result of 733 layoffs at afactory in Grenoble (Southern France). A manager of a factory, run by U.S. pharmaceutical company 3M, was held hostage for more than 24 hours last week. The boss of Sony France was detained overnight on March 12 byworkers seeking better redundancy packages. The CEO at Gucci was recently trapped in a makeshift prison that consisted of four walls thatworkers built with garbage cans.
Ricardo Torres – President & CEO
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