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Judge grants preliminary injunction to protect collective bargaining for TSA workers
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction to protect a collective bargaining agreement for TSA workers.
Appeals court allows Trump’s anti-union order to take effect
An appeals court cleared the way for President Trump's executive order aimed at ending collective bargaining rights for federal employees.
Trump can’t strip Foreign Service workers of their collective bargaining rights, judge says
A federal judge agreed to temporarily block the Trump administration from stripping Foreign Service employees of their collective bargaining rights.
Judge blocks Trump administration from nixing collective bargaining for most federal employees
A federal judge blocked a Trump executive order that would have ended collective bargaining rights for thousands of federal employees.
After collective bargaining wins, MD unions to push for binding arbitration
Maryland public employee unions and their allies in the legislature are expected to prioritize binding arbitration in Annapolis next year.
MD union members celebrate collective bargaining for 7,000 library, supervisory workers
Labor union members have celebrated the passage of collective bargaining rights for state supervisory employees and public library workers in Maryland.
So far, some — but not all — collective bargaining bills in Md. facing less pushback
Maryland labor unions renewed their push for collective bargaining rights to state supervisory employees, graduate assistants and public library workers.
Grad assistants, library workers rally in Annapolis for collective bargaining rights
University graduate assistants and public library employees renewed their calls for Maryland lawmakers to allow them to unionize.
Maryland union will seek veto override on bill to consolidate USM bargaining
The union representing Maryland state government workers Thursday announced a campaign to override Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of a bill that would allow state university employees to bargain with the […]
Michael Hayes: A lesson the Supreme Court should remember
Services must always be paid for. It’s a fundamental truth that I never forgot, and it’s one that the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court should embrace as they decide Janus v. AFSCME District Council 31.
Supreme Court will hear gadfly’s First Amendment claim
First Amendment appeal leads news items including lawyers against lawyers, unions oppose law on free-speech grounds and no more pleading guilty to time served.
Montgomery County police union wins spot on ballot
Voters will decide whether Montgomery County can rescind some of its police union’s collective bargaining rights, thanks to a one-page decision Friday by the state’s highest court.
