The fist inside the velvet glove
"The inherent danger in well-timed increases in benefits is the suggestion of a fist inside the velvet glove." That's the 5th ...
By Jon Hyman
"The inherent danger in well-timed increases in benefits is the suggestion of a fist inside the velvet glove." That's the 5th ...
By Jon Hyman
"Do as I say, not as I do." That may as well have been the management philosophy at United Food & Commercial Workers Local 7. ...
By Jon Hyman
"The company has allowed outright hate to proliferate." That's one of the statements that got John Richardson fired. Richardso...
By Jon Hyman
Let's get something straight right out of the gate: employees have the right to organize. They also have the right to complain about wor...
By Jon Hyman
This is what it looks like when you win the litigation battle but lose the war. Hannah Whitbeck worked as a shift supervisor at a Starbucks....
By Jon Hyman
When does the National Labor Relations Act protect as "concerted" the workplace complaints of a "lone wolf"? More often ...
By Jon Hyman
This week, the Fifth Circuit handed down a decision in SpaceX v. NLRB that could fundamentally alter how federal labor law—and much of the ...
By Jon Hyman
Rising Star Coffee Roasters is in the middle of a full-blown labor meltdown —protests, police, firings, a closed store. And right in the thi...
By Jon Hyman
In the workplace, not all questions are coercive and not all policy enforcements are discriminatory. Case in point: Apple v. NLRB , in which...
By Jon Hyman
Two pediatricians at Cleveland's University Hospitals used an internal physician directory to contact colleagues about forming a union. ...
By Jon Hyman
After a Costco employee filed a sexual harassment complaint, she and others were required to sign an "Acknowledgement of Confidentialit...
By Jon Hyman
BigLaw is under attack—not just from Trump's executive orders targeting law firms that have historically supported his political opponen...
By Jon Hyman
JP Morgan is making waves with its decision to bring employees back to the office five days a week starting in March. But what's making...
By Jon Hyman
In a significant decision, the NLRB ruled that requiring employees to attend anti-union meetings under the threat of discipline or terminati...
By Jon Hyman
Workers are organizing at unprecedented rates. From October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024, the National Labor Relations Board received 3,28...
By Jon Hyman
In December 2020, Quickway Transportation made the decision to close one of its distribution terminals after facing a union organizing drive...
By Jon Hyman
"You're fired!" That's what the Dallas Black Dance Theatre said to its entire company of dancers a mere months after they ...
By Jon Hyman
Today is the 3rd and final part of my series on what Project 2025 means for employers. Today, I examine its proposed impact on the National ...
By Jon Hyman
News broke earlier this month that Hamdi Ulukaya, the billionaire founder of Chobani yogurt, purchased the assets of Anchor Brewing after it...
By Jon Hyman
"We have some sad news to share. A process that began last year has reached its conclusion. Today was the last day of service for both ...