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Are We Seeing a Revival of Union Power?

Harvard Business

After decades of decline, American unions are once again challenging employers and using strikes to fight for better contracts. For the first time in recent memory, unions are taking strong, militant stances — and seem to be making major gains as a result.

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Workers Handed Victory Over Unions: Supreme Court Rules Government Cannot Force-Unionize Workers Into State Entitlement Programs

MishTalk

In contrast to the highly ballyhooed but Much Ado About Nothing Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare, the court issued a far more meaningful ruling on forced unionization on the same day. Rod Blagojevich issued executive orders allowing the unionization of people who were not state workers. Pat Quinn and now-disgraced former Gov.

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Holiday Human-Capital Culling Could Cost

Harmonious Workplaces

Delaying hiring decisions and conducting layoffs could hamper New Year success. Everywhere you look online during the 2023 holiday season, you’ll see three things: A ridiculous amount of ads for products you don’t need or want… but might buy anyway. Compilation videos of holiday decorating fails. Indeed reports that hiring has cooled significantly.

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Servant Leadership: A Better DNA for Leaders

Rick Conlow

Witness the rise of Servant Leadership. This means a better DNA of leaders in organizations. Servant leaders are out there. Are you one? Revolutionary change is brewing. This radical transformation germinated from the dead works of corporate ignorance and political fat cats that do not care for people. The Great resignation proved that. Pay fairly.

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Hartford Solicits Bankruptcy Proposals from Law Firms

MishTalk

The city wants $40 million from the state and concessions from unions. The state would be foolish to give Hartford a dime, and unions seldom if ever concede anything. Hartford, Connecticut, is on the verge of bankruptcy. It has a budget hole of $14 million this year, and a projected $65 million hole next year.

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Why Work for a Small Business (or Own One)?

Martinka Consulting

Amazon just had a union vote, I’m sure there will be more, and they are now pledging to improve workplace conditions in warehouses. Boeing employees in the transportation division and Teamsters Union vote to authorize a strike. The teacher’s union dominated the talks of getting kids back to school.

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Harris v. Quinn: A Mother Petitions the Supreme Court in Fight Against Parasitic Unions

MishTalk

I have tried to steer clear of inflaming names like "parasite" when speaking about public unions. Making Millions Off the Disabled One brave mother, Pam Harris, has resisted forced unionization of herself (as a sole home-caretaker, in her own home, for her disabled son Josh). She resisted all the way to the Supreme Court.