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Labor Relations and the Trump Administration
While President Trump has not said much regarding Labor/Employment concerns as he approaches the end of his first 100 days in office, we can predict much based on his actions so far.
Labor Movement Update
Now that there is an unquestioned, fully-seated NLRB with distinct pro-labor leanings, we expect to see more aggressive union activity and tactics, as demonstrated by the recent attacks on the fast food industry. Rick and Cliff are joined by Randy Stevenson, of Baird Holm, to discuss the 2013 summer wind-down and to predict near-future changes in the labor movement.
Ricardo Torres,
Bob Carroll
Clifford L. Hammond
Randy Stevenson
Joint Employers Status
What are the risks, and advantages, involved when introducing a temporary or contractor service to your business operations?
Ricardo Torres,
Bob Carroll
Clifford L. Hammond
Jonathan H. Schwartz Read More “Joint Employers Status”
Healthcare and the Unions
Today, we’ll be exploring the healthcare industry and their vulnerability to union attacks.
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.
