“Uber Has Poisoned an IPO Market That Was Sick Anyway,” a Wall Street Journal headline proclaimed this morning. When the market closed Monday, two days after the company had first listed its stock, Uber’s shares had declined by 18 percent from its IPO listing of $45. To deter Uber’s owners from hurling themselves off […]
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To Block One Decertification Vote, a Teachers Union May Undo Charter Teachers’ Right to Unionize Nationally
By bringing its case to Trump’s NLRB, New York’s teachers union could threaten charter teachers’ rights in a host of states.
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Trump’s Labor Law: Heads, Workers Lose; Tails, Workers Lose
The right-wing majority on the NLRB says SuperShuttle drivers aren’t entitled to the protections of labor law because they have to cover their losses themselves.
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Will Trump’s Labor Board Say Workers Have No Right to Float a Balloon?
The NLRB’s top attorney is gunning for unions’ inflatable rat—but may miss and hit the restrictions on workers’ right to free speech.