Articles Tagged with ''labor and employment law''

The 6-3 opinion on June 29 grants Trump broad power to remove members of independent federal boards like the NLRB and FTC.

Precedent setting decision will be particularly awaited in a challenge by current Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Slaughter to her firing by President Donald Trump.

State lawmakers passed the law as the National Labor Relations Board lacks a quorum. 

While bid protests offer a legal strategy to challenge the Biden-era project-labor agreement mandate, a First Amendment-based case could overturn it, author contends.

More than 100 people illegally in the U.S. were arrested at two Tallahassee, Fla., work sites May 29. 

Industry contractor groups generally welcomed certainty around disputes that will be heard, particularly by NLRB while Wilcox's case is adjudicated by the lower courts.

A federal appeals court granted a preliminary injunction to keep the project labor agreement mandate in force after a lawsuit by North America's Building Trades Unions challenged suspension of those pacts.  

Veterans' agency, which builds health care and other facilities, cited a Jan. 21 court ruling against the Biden-era agreement in a directive to remove it from construction contracts. 

High Court decision in Glacier case won't impact the National Labor Relations Act, unions say.

Building trades strongly support the bill, but contractor groups vociferously oppose it.