Labor Relations

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Jennifer Abruzzo: The NLRB's Radical Enforcer

Jennifer Abruzzo: The NLRB's Radical Enforcer

Vince Vanguard

Vince Vanguard

Jennifer Abruzzo's tenure as NLRB General Counsel is marked by controversial labor policy changes that expand union power and challenge employer rights.

The Irony of George Frederick Baer: A Man of Wealth and Labor Disputes

The Irony of George Frederick Baer: A Man of Wealth and Labor Disputes

KC Fairlight

KC Fairlight

This article delves into the complex legacy of George Frederick Baer, highlighting his role in the 1902 coal strike and the broader labor-capital tensions of the early 20th century.

Franz Olah: The Unlikely Bridge Between Politics and Labor in Post-War Austria

Franz Olah: The Unlikely Bridge Between Politics and Labor in Post-War Austria

Martin Sparks

Martin Sparks

Franz Olah was a pivotal figure in post-war Austrian politics, seamlessly blending labor interests into governmental policy, though not without sparking controversies. Discover his remarkable life as a key architect of Austria's social reform.

The Trade Union Advisory Committee: A Relic of the Past?

The Trade Union Advisory Committee: A Relic of the Past?

Vince Vanguard

Vince Vanguard

This article critically examines the relevance and effectiveness of the Trade Union Advisory Committee in today's rapidly evolving economic landscape.

The La Canadenca Strike: A Victory for Workers or a Cautionary Tale?

The La Canadenca Strike: A Victory for Workers or a Cautionary Tale?

Vince Vanguard

Vince Vanguard

Imagine a strike that literally turned out the lights in Barcelona. The La Canadenca strike of 1919, a major labor movement in Spain, saw workers demand better conditions, ultimately leading to the eight-hour workday but not without significant chaos.

The 2009 Toronto Strike: A City on Pause

The 2009 Toronto Strike: A City on Pause

Martin Sparks

Martin Sparks

The 2009 Toronto strike highlights the challenges of labor relations as municipal workers halted services over job security and benefits disputes.

The 2009 Toronto Strike: When Bureaucracy Took a Summer Vacation

The 2009 Toronto Strike: When Bureaucracy Took a Summer Vacation

Vince Vanguard

Vince Vanguard

The 2009 City of Toronto strike was when over 30,000 city workers took a 39-day break, leading to chaos as rubbish overflowed the streets. This blog post examines the union's demands and the political implications of this infamous strike.

The Great Stork Conflict of 1980: A Danish Labor Drama

The Great Stork Conflict of 1980: A Danish Labor Drama

Martin Sparks

Martin Sparks

The Great Stork Conflict of 1980 was a pivotal Danish labor dispute highlighting the power of collective bargaining and the balance between labor rights and economic stability.

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