SEIU Trying To Cut Deal With Airbnb to Provide Cleaning Services; Endorse $15 Campaign and Refer to Approved Cleaners
In the "And You Thought Your Union Had Problems" Department, Massive Scramble Between South African Unions Devastates Membership Rolls
Trump's Anti-Union Vitriol in Vegas Stumps Would-Be Supporters
Lookin Good But Gettin Treated Bad: Fashion Models Find That Looks Don't Forestall Employer Abuses; Treated as Contractors and Subject to Harassment and Lopsided Loans
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Border Patrol Union, A Division of AFGE, Likes the Trump Wall That Mexicans Will Pay For; Parent Union Backs Hil
Labor News Up To The Minute
In the "Oops We T-Partiers Forgot That" Department, Charter Schools Find Themselves Covered by the NLRA Where Public Schools Are Not; Unions Pounce
Labor activism shows new spark
Attempt to Outlaw Teacher Tenure and Throw Senior Teachers Under the Bus Goes Bust in California; Court Rules Tenure Not Unconstituional
Wall Street Journal Claims New York City Construction Unions' Grip "Showing Cracks"
In the "Surprise Surprise" Department, Union Busting Lawyers Sue DOL Over Fears of Disclosing Fees; Claim Rules Breach Client Privilege
In the "I Will Build a Hotel in Las Vegas and Make the Unions Pay for It" Department, NLRB Throws Out the Donald's Objections and Certifies Union at his Vegas Hotel
Former Mine Mogul Gets A Year in the Slammer for 29 Deaths; Families Not Happy
Colorado Kills Off Right To Work Efforts for Fourth Straight Year; Bogus Claims Of New Jobs Go Unheeded
In the "Love That Wally-World" Department, Brain-damaged worker who gave out free hugs is dumped by Walmart after 20 years of employment
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Right to Work Law Struck Down by Wisconsin Court; Experts Say Ruling Won't Stand
Man killed in car crash; police indicate his failure to yield
Many accidents that occur nationwide, including in Tennessee, present difficult questions about which driver was primarily at fault. That appears to be the kind of question that is being raised regarding a recent car crash in South Nashville that reportedly involved a speeding Lamborghini and a Nissan Altima that failed to yield the right of way. The accident occurred on Nolensville Pike where the red Lamborghini was heading in a southerly direction just before the collision.
2 teens die in fiery car crash when 15-year-old loses control
Tennessee has a graduated license program that allows teenagers younger than 18 to gain driving experience under adult supervision. As experience is gained, a driver graduates to less restrictive driving until eventual full licensure. When a teenager applies for a learner's permit, his or her parent or guardian will be required to sign the Minor/Teenage Affidavit and Cancellation form. This will hold the signing parent or guardian financially responsible for the actions of the teenage driver in the event of a car crash.
Police Unions Not "Crazy in Love" With Beyonce; Singer Dubbed "Beautiful Liar" By Touting Police Violence
Scab Teacher Freidrichs Takes a Powder as Supreme Court Case Ends in a Tie; Agency Shops Survive for Now
In the "And You Thought You Had Union Problems" Department, North Korean Labor Union Threatens To 'Blow Up Den' Of South Korean President Park Geun-Hye's Regime If Provoked
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New York PBA Protests Award by Showing Up at Arbitrator's House; 27 Arbitrators Strike Back By Refusing PBA Cases, Calling Union Head "Disgraceful"
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