Excited for the Wefel Center/Law Journal symposium next Friday at Saint Louis University School of Law. It's going to be a terrific day!
Prof. Duff in today's WSJ organizing Tesla, calls worker organizers, "‘heroes” b/c “They stood up knowing that a likely course of events was going to be that they would be harassed, coerced, intimidated and, perhaps, discharged at the end of the day.”
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.@ProfMikeDuff weighs in on the NLRB's greater supervision of bargaining with time limits and consequences: bloomberglaw.com/bloombergla…
Hey employment students! Graduating this winter or next spring? Check out the DOL's honors program. Spots in DC, Boston, Chicago, Denver, SF & Seattle: urldefense.com/v3/__https://…$
Hey employment law friends--especially alums! The NLRB is looking for field office attorneys in Chicago, DC, Little Rock & Oakland. usajobs.gov/job/739964600
Center member @ProfMikeDuff on transportation workers labor developments.
No Boys Markets Injunction. Disputes over benefits contributions reserved: Trucking Co. Yellow Loses Bid To Block Teamsters Strike law360.com/employment-author…
New post by @ProfMikeDuff on the California Supreme Court's decision in Kuciemba v. Victory Woodworks that a workers' spouse can't sue the workers' employer for negligence for the spouse's injury. lawprofessors.typepad.com/wo…
Center Co-Director @ProfMikeDuff and @SLU_HealthLaw visiting Prof. Laura Hermer weigh in on injuries in utero and workers' comp in this Missouri case which heads to trial next month.
Can a Fetus Be an Employee? States Are Testing the Boundaries of Personhood After 'Dobbs' kffhealthnews.org/MTY4NDQ5Mw via @kffhealthnews
Center Co-Director Marcia McCormick at a terrific conference today @ChicagoKentLaw on some worklaw effects of Dobbs. Thanks Malin Inst. Director, @nicolebporter!
Another great (albeit depressing) presentation from @marciamccormick on “Dobbs and Exit in Anti-dsicrimination Law” at our “Effect of Dobbs on Work Law” symposium. @ChicagoKentLaw
Center Co-Director @ProfMikeDuff on justice at work. instagram.com/p/CofoX5ROUXu/…
Hot off the presses from Center Co-Director, @marciamccormick!
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A great profile of our own @ProfMikeDuff in the @CPRBlog Scholar Spotlight in honor of Black History Month. We think he is pretty great too!
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Hey employment students! Summer opportunity!! DOL Summer Pathways Internship in the National and Regional offices. National->PW-23-SOL-01, usajobs.gov/job/694700000. Regional->PW-23-SOL-02, usajobs.gov/job/694700200 - Regional Offices
Deadline Jan 11, 2023.
The Center is excited to host the annual regional meeting of Region 14 of the ABA Committee on Practice and Procedure under the NLRA today! It will be a terrific afternoon in the labor law weeds. With @ProfMikeDuff and @marciamccormick #ABALEL
Center Co-Director @ProfMikeDuff weighs in on the mid-term elections and Worklaw.
The results of this year’s much-discussed midterm elections are finally (almost fully) in. So what's next? Scholars @ProfMikeDuff of @SLULAW, @nsachs1 of @URLawSchool, and Dave Owen of @UCHastingsLaw weigh in.
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ICYMI: Legal pot raises questions about the future of workplace drug policies in Missouri stltoday.com/business/local/… via @PostDispatchbiz
SLU Worklaw is at #abalel. Come find us!
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Our students do cool things!
This year's PBF Fellow from @SLULAW spent several years working in the food service industry before pursuing his J.D. to advocate on behalf of workers. He brought his first-hand experience to a fellowship with Hammond & Shinners. We can't wait to see what he'll do next!
ALT Congratulations to the 2022 PBF Fellow from Saint Louis University
ALT Brady Root '23 is a fellow at Hammond & Shinners. As a young adult, Brady worked several food service jobs where he saw the routine indignities and struggles faced by low-wage workers. He later became a proud member of Teamsters Local 117, which guaranteed him the stability needed to live and complete a technical degree. In addition to labor, Brady has a passion for immigrants’ rights; he has volunteered with The Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) and helped bring lawyers from the organization to speak to students interested in pursuing legal careers.
Black lung is on the rise, but help for sick miners has declined. Read this very personal op-ed by Center Co-Director @ProfMikeDuff, urging action: kentucky.com/opinion/op-ed/a…
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We are happy and excited to welcome @nicolebporter as the new director of @illinoistech's Chicago-Kent’s Institute for Law and the Workplace. 👏
An expert in discrimination and disability law, she has excelled both in practice and academia. - kentlaw.iit.edu/news/2022/ni…
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