Employers are winning the gig worker messaging war
Mon Feb 23 10:00 am
Gig employers are currently winning the messaging battle over how app-based workers are classified, while labor advocates and some Democrats argue that keeping drivers as independent contractors inhibits their ability to form unions.
WH not sweating about Chavez-DeRemer (for now)
Mon Feb 09 10:00 am
The scandalous accusations swirling around Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer haven't weakened her standing with President Donald Trump, according to people around the White House.
Christian groups find a foothold at the EEOC
Mon Feb 02 10:00 am
Conservative Christian advocacy groups are cheering early moves by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission under new leadership — and signaling they want a bigger seat at the table.
Job Corps comes back from the brink
Mon Jan 26 10:00 am
Congress is on track to put the kibosh on the Trump administration’s attempt to kill the Job Corps.
Chavez-DeRemer’s crucible
Mon Jan 12 10:00 am
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer is facing the biggest crisis of her tenure.
States' substitutes for NLRB falter in court
Mon Jan 05 10:00 am
A district court judge in California over the holidays granted the National Labor Relations Board’s request to block a law empowering a state agency to adjudicate labor disputes when the federal agency cannot act.
