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Hospital’s Off-Duty Access Rule Violates Labor Law, NLRB Holds
The University of Southern California Hospital’s permitting off duty employees to enter the hospital only if they are visiting patients, are patients themselves, or are conducting “hospita… more →
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Can I Be Fired For Something I Post on Facebook or Twitter? [UPDATED]
wrote 1 month ago: Every week, it seems there is another story of someone being fired for something wrote on either Fac … more →
NLRB Clarifies Social Media Case Analysis
wrote 5 months ago: I mentioned this case before in a prior post. Nevertheless, it warrants a follow up post dealing sp … more →
Happy Labor Day from the NLRB to Nonunion Workplaces
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wrote 8 months ago: The percentage of private sector employees who are union members is down to about 7%. Many nonunion … more →
Hospital's Off-Duty Access Rule Violates Labor Law, NLRB Holds
wrote 10 months ago: The University of Southern California Hospital’s permitting off duty employees to enter the ho … more →
What does a lawful social media policy look like?
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wrote 10 months ago: I thought you might like to see the “real” social media policy that the NLRB’s Gen … more →
An absence of commonsense - Social Media & the NLRB
wrote 10 months ago: Courtesy of Lafe E. Solomon, Acting General Counsel of the NLRB, here are 10 of the NLRB’s exa … more →
The beginning of the end of "at will" employment?
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wrote 10 months ago: Today I ran across this article by Neil Goldsmith and Chris Johlie on JD Supra on a recent decision … more →
Can You Be Fired for What You Post on Facebook?
wrote 10 months ago: On a Saturday morning in October 2010, Mariana Cole-Rivera, a domestic violence advocate at the grou … more →
"Concerted Activity" its not just for unions anymore
wrote 10 months ago: In West Texas, as I have often said, the word “union” and “communist” are so … more →
NLRB Concerted Activity Map
wrote 11 months ago: The NLRB has added a new interaction map to its website that has pushpins allowing visitors to read … more →
NLRB’s Reports on Social Media Policies: When Are Employers Crossing the Line and What Must Employers Consider?
wrote 1 year ago: By Hanok George, Albany Government Law Review Introduction Social media has become a topic of increa … more →
W.D.Wisc.: Loan Officers Compelled to Arbitrate FLSA Claims, But Class Waiver Stricken In Light of D.R. Horton
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wrote 1 year ago: Herrington v. Waterstone Mortgage Corp. In this proposed collective action, the plaintiff sough … more →
Arbitration Class Waivers: Another Victim of the NLRB
wrote 1 year ago: Remember those pesky overtime claims where one bad policy can trigger a class action-like lawsuit? … more →
My Boss is a Sadistic Cockroach
wrote 1 year ago: The National Labor Relations Board has recently begun warning employers that restrictions on employe … more →
December 2011 Compliance and Culture Newsletter
wrote 1 year ago: “All anyone asks for is a chance to work with pride.” —Dr. W. Edwards Deming This issue … more →
When bad-mouthing the boss is legally protected
wrote 1 year ago: Suppose after reading this blog, you take one more look at your Facebook and find that an employee o … more →
NLRB Judge Orders Reinstatement of Workers Fired Over Facebook Comments
wrote 1 year ago: Love it or loath it, Facebook and other social media are here to stay, and it perfectly natural that … more →
Union Rights Posters: A Union's Newest Tool to Organize
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wrote 1 year ago: Well, it happened. We predicted the NLRB would approve the proposed rule that requires all employer … more →
FACEBOOK FIRING, TWITTER NEXT?
wrote 2 years ago: You may remember that recently an employee was fired from her job for her CT employer AMR for postin … more →
