Attorneys for the Plaintiff California public sector teachers in the case of Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association have taken the extraordinarily rare step of petitioning the Supreme Court for a…
Read More ›The U.S. Supreme Court, on the last day of its current term, has now had the final say in the Obama Administration’s recess appointments controversy involving Noel Canning, a bottler…
Read More ›Number 24: The Supreme Court Balances TheTension Between Disparate Treatment And Disparate Impact Discrimination In Employment Testing Employment tests and other selection procedures have long been part of hiring and…
Read More ›Number 14: Discrimination Laws Apply To State And Local Government Employees Title VII, as enacted in 1964, had a rather large coverage gap: millions of American workers employed by State…
Read More ›January 6, 2014
New Year Opens With Demise Of The NLRB’s “Poster” Rule And Further Delay For The DOL’s “Persuader” Rule
While 2014 is by most accounts predicted to be a robust regulatory year for the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) and the Department of Labor (“DOL”), the initial start has…
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