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Where the law doesn't protect labor organizing, there's violence--a lesson as the NLRB is under attack. Hope you'll take an hour to listen to me and @JonathanHafetz discuss Matewan, John Sayles' 1987 masterpiece about the West Virginia Mine Wars.
New on @lawonfilm: A deep dive into labor law and history with @fredbjacob through John Sayles's masterpiece, "Matewan".
buzzsprout.com/2073468/episo…
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Now that we've had a couple of days with Slaughter (and a couple big cases in between), some thoughts to build on my article, Zones of Independence at the NLRB after Humphrey's Executor. (Read it here: ssrn.com/abstract=6338079) (1/7) teapawt.net/fredbjacob/status/2072…
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While we’re all digesting the implications of Trump v. Slaughter, I offer my article, “Zones of Independence at the National Labor Relations Board after Humphrey’s Executor” as a glimmer of comfort for NLRB adjudication.
So thrilled that @IReadJotwell published my review of
@anyabernstein and Cristina Rodriquez's wonderful piece, "Working With Statutes." It's a love letter to civil servants, and I am here for it.
adlaw.jotwell.com/__trashed-…
I am so excited to attend my first @COSELLWorkLaw, Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment & Labor Law. Two days of listening to the smartest labor scholars in the country (& humbly offer an idea of my own) makes this nerd feel like I'm headed to Disney World. I’m gonna be all:
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Replying to @AnneMarieLofaso
@AnneMarieLofaso and I are thrilled that “Beyond Loper Bright: Iterative Construction at the @NLRB” has found a home with the @uclawjournal!
Check it out and give us thoughts—papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
For those of you still over here, @AnneMarieLofaso and I have posted our paper, Beyond Loper Bright: Iterative Construction at the National Labor Relations Board. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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One of the best.
Today in #LaborHistory: Norma Rae hits theaters! Inspired by real-life union activist Crystal Lee Sutton, the film captures the resilience and courage of workers in the face of exploitation. A must-see for anyone who believes in the power of collective action! March 2, 1979
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For those of you still over here, @AnneMarieLofaso and I have posted our paper, Beyond Loper Bright: Iterative Construction at the National Labor Relations Board. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Wow! I never thought I'd be asked to write about The Nanny, crossing picket lines, and the tradition of strong Jewish union women, so I'm indebted to @Ess_Dog for making it happen. If you like TV and labor culture, look for solongdentalplan.com in 2026!
What a delight to be back teaching labor law at @gwlaw! (Or at least on gwlaw's zoom account. Thanks, snow.)
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What's better to do on a snow day than listen to a podcast about labor history, movies, and miner wars? Check out my @lawonfilm chat about Matewan with @JonathanHafetz. (watching the movie would be pretty good too.)
New on @lawonfilm: A deep dive into labor law and history with @fredbjacob through John Sayles's masterpiece, "Matewan".
buzzsprout.com/2073468/episo…
Thanks, @RMFifthCircuit!
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Take it from me: NLRB Appellate & Supreme Court Litigation Branch Attorney is one of the best jobs in labor. Apply today! #appellatejobs
usajobs.gov/job/826726600
@RMFifthCircuit any chance you might share this great gig with your network?
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British phone workers’ strike foils Kitty Pryde. She’s stuck with the X-Babies by herself. (Claremont/Adams, Excalibur Mojo Mayhem, 12/89) (thanks for inspiring the reread @GoshGollyWow @peppard_anna)
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Yes, please.
On July 11, It Begins. Superman - Only in Theaters 2025 #Superman #FilmedForIMAX @IMAX
Watch the teaser trailer now and ❤️ this post to get updates from @Superman before it hits theaters this July.
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If you're interested in worker voice, sign up for this fascinating webinar tomorrow sponsored by @urbaninstitute's WorkRise about improving corporate efficiency through worker collaboration. And repost for your friends and colleagues!
workrisenetwork.org/event/ho…
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