News & Commentary: August 21 - OnLabor
In today’s news and commentary, Tyson workers respond to abrupt plant shutdown and DOL ends its power to police federal contractor bias. On August 14, Tyson Foods announced it would shutter its be...
Read moreIn today’s news and commentary, Tyson workers respond to abrupt plant shutdown and DOL ends its power to police federal contractor bias. On August 14, Tyson Foods announced it would shutter its be...
Read moreThe union representing California state lawyers has filed about 15 Public Employment Relations Board charges since July, claiming state departments aren’t properly negotiating telework policies. D...
Read moreA coalition of restaurant, retail and hotel industry groups has urged a New Jersey federal court to strike down a state law requiring businesses to pay a fine when their employees... To view the fu...
Read moreMichael Duong says he was terminated in November 2025 after raising concerns about accounting practices and fund transfers.
Read moreSet in pandemic-era Bangalore, "The Whistleblower’s Wife" explores themes of sexual harassment, bureaucracy, and personal turmoil through the intertwined lives of two women. Set in Bangalore during...
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Read moreFormer Cannabis Control Commission Chairwoman Shannon O’Brien is suing both the commission and Treasurer Deb Goldberg seeking compensation for alleged retaliation she faced during her time leading...
Read moreNate Willems says he wants to be the people's attorney, not an attorney for Iowa's biggest corporations, as he runs for Iowa attorney general. Willems, a Democratic Mount Vernon labor lawyer and fo...
Read moreTakeaways The California Gig Workers Union is expected to be certified as bargaining representative for rideshare drivers in California, subject to a 30-day statutory waiting period. Illinois als...
Read moreWhite House border czar Tom Homan fired back on Sunday's "State of the Union" after Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., accused U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ("ICE") of targeting parents at sch...