NLRB rulings clarify union-literature and joint-employer disputes
Recent NLRB rulings explain when union-literature restrictions may violate labor law and how joint-employer status can shape a workplace election.
Labor Rights
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NLRB certifies Hachette workers’ union after 388-130 vote
The NLRB certified Washington-Baltimore News Guild Local 32035 for a defined Hachette unit, starting preparation for first-contract bargaining.
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NLRB Reopens Debate Over Health-Care Union Bargaining Units
The NLRB is reviewing how advanced-practice providers at hospitals and clinics may be grouped for union representation, with briefs due July 29 and Aug. 12.
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OSHA proposes $343,797 after excavation collapse hospitalized worker—what to do next
OSHA proposed $343,797 after an Alvin, Texas excavation collapse hospitalized a worker. Here’s the 15-working-day enforcement timeline and dispute options.
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WHD recovers $500,256 for 6 San Diego deli workers—file wage complaints
WHD says it recovered $500,256 in back wages for six San Diego deli workers. Here’s what FLSA violations were found and how to file a complaint.
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OSHA cites FleetPride after worker asphyxiation—what workers can do
OSHA says it cited FleetPride for 16 serious and 3 other-than-serious violations after an employee asphyxiated inspecting a tanker trailer. $264,380 proposed.
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FAA Proposes Rule Clarifying That Duty-and-Rest Requirements Preempt State Meal/Rest Break Laws for Flight Crews
United States Breaking National Politics — On July 6, 2026, the FAA proposed clarifying that its duty-and-rest rules for flight crews and flight attendants preempt state and local meal and rest break requirements.