National Labor Relations Board

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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Trump Just Did A Big Favor For Employers, Including His Family Business

The president's conservative nominees for the National Labor Relations Board could reverse a progressive era at the agency.
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Yale Grad Students' Hunger Strike Can't Turn The Tide For Labor

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Senate Confirms Trump’s Labor Secretary

Alexander Acosta will lead a far more employer-friendly Labor Department than existed under Obama.
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Trump's Labor Nominee Claims He Was Victim Of 'Fake News Tsunami'

Andy Puzder bowed out of his nomination amid a swirl of controversies.
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Nobody Seems To Have Liked Working For Donald Trump’s New Labor Pick

Alexander Acosta's record at the Department of Justice and in academia raises some concerns.
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Trump's Labor Nominee Still Hasn't Turned In His Ethics Paperwork

Andrew Puzder's confirmation hearing has been pushed back once again.
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Donald Trump's First Week In Office Leaves Labor Worried About An Internal Split

Unions overwhelmingly supported Hillary Clinton. Now that Trump's in office, they have a choice: Resist, or play ball and get what you can.
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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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McDonald's Business Model Goes On Trial

Did the fast-food giant break labor law in trying to quash the Fight for $15? We're about to find out.
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