Driver, 2 passengers dead in crossover car crash on I-65
Crossover accidents are often the most gruesome to investigate, both in Tennessee and nationwide. When motor vehicles cross over the median and go into oncoming traffic on a busy interstate, horrific crashes are often the outcome. That can be said for the Feb. 23 early morning car crash on Interstate 65 in Sumner County. A car crossed the median and crashed into an oncoming car head-on.
Big Strikes Decline; Only 12 with Over 1000 Workers in 2015
The Labor Prospect: What Scalia's Death Means for Unions
DC Conservative Rag Quotes Trump as Claiming "Tremendous" Union Support
Tyson Meat Plant in Washington State Invites In National RTW Foundation; Workers Dump UFCW 6 Years After Organizing
Police Unions Not "Crazy in Love" With Beyonce; Singer Dubbed "Beautiful Liar" By Touting Police Violence
The Donald is Trumped By NLRB at His New Vegas Casino; Labor Board Overrules Election Objections Clearing Way for Culinary Workers to Get Certified
Negligent driving causes fatal crash of car and tractor trailer
Under Tennessee law, when the driver of a vehicle negligently causes a traffic accident, he or she cannot collect third party tort damages from other operators who were without fault. The driver's negligent driving, however, does not preclude the passengers in that vehicle from collecting damages from the driver. That is the case in a fatal accident that occurred recently on Highway 111 when a driver and his passenger were killed in a collision with a tractor trailer.
In the "Rare Good News" Department, Three AFL CIO Summer Interns Find Home Organizing with the California Nurses Association
Catholic Educational Institutions Fight Unionization and NLRB Jurisdiction as Cardinal Sins: Unions: "There's nothing like having the pope behind you."
UBER Plot in NYC Thickens: IAM Crashes IBEW Party; NLRB Punts for 40 Days for AFL-CIO to Resolve Jurisdiction; UBER Hires Primo Union Buster
A Majority of States Now Have Right-to-Work Laws; WV is Latest to Go RTW; Veto by Governor Overridden
RIP Scalia: A grave threat to public sector unions may have been averted -- for now - Court of Appeals case favorable to Unions will likely stand
AFGE Seeks Same Federal Worker Protections for TSA Workers as for Other Federal Workers; Dem Congressmen Sponsor Bill
Boating accidents: Man surrenders over Eagle Creek June accident
While the rivers in Tennessee are sources of fun and water sports, they have also been the scenes of many accidents. Boating accidents have led to life-changing injuries and even deaths in the past. A man from Crockett County recently surrendered to police with regards to an accident on a lake in Eagle Creek.
Teamsters Flex Muscle and Scuttle NYC Mayor's Deal to Rein in Horse Carriages in Central Park; Pedicab Drivers, Also At Risk, Thank Union
In the "Bankruptcy is Bad News for Unions" Department, Appeals Court Rules That Bankruptcy Law "Trumps" The National Labor Relations Act in Taj Mahal Casino Reorganization Case
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Union to Jersey Indian Food Producer: Hold the Curry and Put Back Workers Fired for Union Activity; NLRB Chimes In
Ariens Mows Over Employees' Rights By Firing Seven Muslim Workers; Namesake Chief of Company Decides that Lawn Tractors, Salah (Muslim Prayer), Don't Mix
IBEW Files UBER NLRB Petition for NYC LaGuardia Drivers; NLRB Will Decide Jurisdiction, Unit, Issues
New Yorker Magazine Pens Cutesie Article About Union at Uber; Cuts Decried but "Unions Descend" on "Independent Contractors" as Outsiders Seeking New Members
Still "Building Strong Bodies in 12 Ways" and Fleecing Employees: Wonder Bread Successor Flowers Sued Over Misscassifying Drivers as Contractors
Jack Daniels and Woodford Reserve Maker Does the Hard Stuff at the Bargaining Table; Teamsters Accuse Company of Losing the Bargaining Spirit
US Judge Nixes Kentucky Effort to Go Right to Work County-By-County; Even Bluegrass State Can't Escape Federal Law That Requires State, Not Counties, to Go RTW
Atlanta strippers to get their day in court; Employees, or Contractors ??
US Dept. of Labor Plans to Issue Final Rule Requiring All Employer Lawyers and Consultants to Report Fees; Previous Rule Required Direct Employee Contact to Trigger Reporting Requirement
Train accidents at railroad crossings killed 200 last year
Most people don't anticipate being involved in an accident with a train. While the percentage of persons in Tennessee and nationally who do encounter train accidents may be small, over 200 people were killed nationwide at railroad crossings last year. Of course, hundreds of passengers on trains also die or suffer serious injury from train accidents nationwide each year.
