Labor Thursday: Chief Justice Steps in to Keep Fired NLRB Member Off Board; Google Workers Win End to Antitrust Speech Restrictions; NCAA Athlete Settlement Snags; Raytheon No-Poach Suit Nears Final Deal; Teamsters Workers Meet with Slater

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 Chief Justice Roberts’ order that President Trump’s removal of […]

Labor Weekly: DOJ Intervenes Against Meatpacking Wage-Fixing Settlement; Lyft Reaches Largest-Ever California Settlement in State’s Misclassification Case; Labor Opposition to Union Pacific/Norfolk Southern Mounts; Sonderling Confirmed to Post Atop DOL

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Labor Weekly: New York City on Track to Ban Amazon DSP Program by New Year; Judge Denies New Jersey Request to Start Discovery in Amazon DSP Case Early; Union Pacific/Norfolk Southern Should be Blocked, Farmers Union Says; NCAA Antitrust Shield Passes Senate, Headed for Potential Lame-Duck House

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Labor Thursday: Chief Justice Steps in to Keep Fired NLRB Member Off Board; Google Workers Win End to Antitrust Speech Restrictions; NCAA Athlete Settlement Snags; Raytheon No-Poach Suit Nears Final Deal; Teamsters Workers Meet with Slater

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