Gig driver classification deal reached in Massachusetts; Amazon drivers in Illinois strike over ULP; CEO pay accelerates.
Wisconsin Supreme Court lets ruling stand that held Amazon drivers are employees; Phoenix passes heat protection ordinance for workers; DOL finds child labor violations at Tennessee manufacturing...
In today’s Tech@Work, the House announces new bipartisan task force on AI; Rep. Ro Khanna hosts labor leaders at AI roundtable; and Amazon is accused of union busting in the UK.
In today’s Tech@Work, a Facebook page that commemorates the lives of food delivery workers who’ve died on bicycles highlights perilous working conditions, and the advent of generative AI poin...
DOL final rule on worker classification; Google appeals NLRB finding of joint employment and unfair labor practice; first big AI agreement by Screen Actors Guild.
DOL finalizes independent contractors rule, Las Vegas hospitality workers announce upcoming strike, and the NY Times profiles unions' relationship with Israel.
USW opposes sale of US Steel; Ninth Circuit rehears challenge to AB 5; Biden administration requires project labor agreements on federal infrastructure projects
Kate Andrias, Sharon Block, and Ben Sachs on Massachusetts' recent efforts to help rideshare workers unionize.
https://onlabor.org/a-new-path-for-unionizing-uber-and-lyft/
In today’s Tech@Work, the share of employment related BIPA cases at the federal level grows compared to consumer cases; and familiar worker classification issues arise for nurses using gig econ...
Gwen Byrne on PAGA and the California Supreme Court's recent decision in Adolph v. Uber Technologies.
https://onlabor.org/adolph-v-uber-technologies-offers-tentative-win-for-california-employees/