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The Texas Supreme Court on Tuesday overturned a restraining order that protected Democratic lawmakers from being forced into the Texas House chamber.

La coalición de grupos alineados con los demócratas emitió un comunicado instando a los demócratas de la Cámara a mantenerse firmes y continuar rompiendo el quórum

The Texas Supreme Court earlier Tuesday ordered that Democrats who refuse to show up could soon be detained by law enforcement and brought back to the state Capitol.

The Texas Supreme Court earlier Tuesday ruled that Democrats who refuse to show up could be detained by law enforcement and brought back to the state Capitol.

Abandonaron el estado el mes pasado para bloquear el proyecto de ley de votación republicana

The Texas Supreme Court earlier Tuesday ruled that Democrats who refuse to show up could...

Workers of location data startup Mapbox said on Thursday that they had lost their bid to form a union to represent the company's U.S.-based employees, in a setback for a unionization movement in Silicon Valley that has made recent progress.

Law360 By Tim Ryan · August 3, 2021, 5:07 PM EDT An arbitrator, not a federal judge, must decide whether AT&T needs to arbitrate a dispute with the Communications Workers of America over worker classification, the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday, reversing a... To view the full article, register now. × Sign up now for free access to this content Enter your details below and select your area(s) of interest to receive Law360 Employment Authority daily news...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: After being nominated by President Biden on February 17, 2021, Jennifer Abruzzo was sworn in as General Counsel of the NLRB yesterday by Chairman Lauren McFerran. Abruzzo will serve a four-year term as General Counsel, spear-heading the agency’s investigation and prosecution of unfair labor practice cases and supervising the NLRB field offices in the processing of cases. As the NLRB noted in its official press release, this is the f...

At an AFSCME rally in Providence, R.I., on Tuesday, an unhinged pro-union supporter picked an unprovoked fight with a citizen journalist taping the event for public access TV. His eyes bulging, the brawler yelled: "Hey, hey, ho, ho, union-bustings got to go" to drown out his intimidating vow to follow the cameraman outside the building. Criminal charges are now pending against him. None of the local media who covered the event thought to ...