Labor Thursday: Amazon Hit with Labor Board Complaint Seeking Recognition of Teamsters Warehouse Unit; DOJ Fights to Hold on to Criminal Wage-Fixing Win Amid Mistrial Bid; NCAA Settlement Needs Roster Limits Fix, Judge Says; CVS’ Signify Transitions Some Independent Contractors to Employees

Labor Thursday is a weekly overview of competition and labor market issues and includes our analysis of the timing and priorities of the key agencies overseeing enforcement and rulemaking, including the Federal Trade Commission, Justice Department, and National Labor Relations Board. This week, The Capitol Forum looks at efforts to compel Amazon to bargain with a Teamsters […]

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Labor Thursday: Amazon Hit with Labor Board Complaint Seeking Recognition of Teamsters Warehouse Unit; DOJ Fights to Hold on to Criminal Wage-Fixing Win Amid Mistrial Bid; NCAA Settlement Needs Roster Limits Fix, Judge Says; CVS’ Signify Transitions Some Independent Contractors to Employees

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Labor Weekly: Experts Weigh in After Supreme Court Ruling on NLRB Independence; Acting DOL Secretary Nominated to Permanent Post; House Democrats Probe NLRB GC’s Potential Amazon Conflicts; Confirmation Votes on New NLRB Members Delayed

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