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Supreme Court Rules Employer Can Sue Union for Intentional Damage During Strike

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Supreme Court ruled — in a near unanimous 8-1 opinion — that the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) doesn’t preempt an employer’s state law claim that a union intentionally destroyed the employer’s property during a strike. For Glacier’s truck drivers, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local Union No.

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NLRB General Counsel Urges Board to Evaluate Employer Electronic Surveillance Practices

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It’s important to note that the NLRA is often misconstrued as a “union” law — some employers may believe that if their workforce is not organized into a union or does not have a collective bargaining agreement with them, then the NLRA does not apply. Not a member? See what a CalChamber membership can do for you.

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Layoffs Involve Some Strict Rules with a Bit of Employer Discretion

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Second, if the company is unionized, the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) apply, so any rules regulating layoffs in the CBA must be followed. Dana Leisinger, HR Adviser, CalChamber. CalChamber members can read more about Making and Documenting the Layoff Decision in the HR Library.

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NLRB Changes the Joint-Employer Standard, Increased Bargaining Power for Temp Workers

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The issue was whether BFI and Leadpoint are joint-employers of the approximately 240 full-time, part-time and on-call temporary workers who work at the BFI facility and who the union petitioned to represent. Visit the HR Library for more information on the National Labor Relations Board Powers. Not a member?

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High Court Ruling Affects Public-Sector Unions

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Supreme Court struck down a system requiring nonunion public workers to pay what are called “fair share” or “agency” union fees, holding that such fees violate the First Amendment. Fair-share laws allow public-sector unions to collect an “agency fee” from nonunion employees — a percentage of the full union dues.

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ICE Heats Up Form I-9 Audits: What California Employers Need to Do If They Get a Notice

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The notice must also be given to the collective bargaining representative, if any. Unions also have the right to receive notices. CalChamber members can read more about Worksite Immigration Enforcement and Protections in the HR Library. Ward, Employment Law Subject Matter Expert/Legal Writer and Editor.

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Supreme Court Upholds Class Action Waivers in Employment Arbitration Agreements

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In 2012, however, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruled that requiring employees to sign arbitration agreements waiving their rights to pursue class and collective actions in all forums violated the NLRA and should not be enforced ( D.R. CalChamber members can read more about the National Labor Relations Act in the HR Library.