National Labor Relations Act

Amazon Settlement With NLRB Gives Workers Power To Organize

The National Labor Relations Board will now be able to more easily sue Amazon if it is found that the online company reneged on its agreement.
By Anne D'Innocenzio, AP

Trump's Labor Law Enforcer Freezes Worker-Friendly Reforms Made Under Obama

The National Labor Relations Board's new general counsel plans to take a much narrower view of worker rights than his predecessor, a new memo shows.
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This Labor Day, The Right To Organize Still Protects Dignity In The Workplace

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Fired Google Engineer Claims His Rights Were Violated. Trump's Labor Board May Disagree.

James Damore was canned after penning an instantly infamous anti-diversity manifesto. He shouldn't expect to win his job back.
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Yale Grad Students' Hunger Strike Can't Turn The Tide For Labor

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Supreme Court To Consider Lifting Class-Action Bar For Millions Of Workers

Existing federal labor law could free employees who now can't band together to sue their bosses.
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