How Trump and corporations have hobbled US labor watchdog Former NLRB counsel Jennifer Abruzzo says firings and court rulings have left agency toothless The Guardian - US · Aug 31, 2025
Short Circuit: An inexhaustive weekly compendium of rulings from the federal courts of appeal Remote quorums, jetway robberies, and the beauty of our constitutional republic. Reason · Aug 22, 2025
Trump administration has proven no friend to organized labor, from attacking federal unions to paralyzing the National Labor Relations Board During the 2024 election campaign, the Republican Party’s historically fraught relationship with organized labor appeared to be changing. Several influential Republicans reached out to unions, seeking to cement the loyalties of the growing ranks of working-class Americans who have been backing Donald Trump’s presidential runs and voting for other members… The Conversation · Aug 20, 2025
Fifth Circuit Upholds Injunction Against NLRB Proceedings, Distinguishing Humphrey's Executor The Court concludes that limitations on the removal of NLRB Board members and NLRB administrative law judges are both unconstitutional. Reason · Aug 19, 2025
Pennsylvania Nurses Get Union Election Despite Trump’s Delays at Labor Board Contentious campaign prompted local officials to collect union-busting reports. Voting starts August 19. Capital & Main · Aug 14, 2025
Short Circuit: An inexhaustive weekly compendium of rulings from the federal courts of appeal A sovereign See, a safehouse, and an infinite number of pronouns. Reason · Jul 25, 2025
Ford-Owned Battery Plant Drags Heels on Union Vote BlueOval SK workers asked for a union vote six months ago. Trump administration changes could extend delays. Capital & Main · Jul 18, 2025
Is DOGE Preventing Financial Fraud or Making It Easier? DOGE claims to cut waste and save billions, but whistleblower concerns and transparency issues raise questions about its true impact on government efficiency. GOBankingRates · Jul 14, 2025
‘It’s Time to Ring the Alarm Bell’ Labor leaders say a May Supreme Court decision could turn the agency that protects workers into a rubber stamp for President Trump. Capital & Main · Jul 2, 2025
Disabled Amazon workers in corporate jobs allege ‘systemic discrimination’ Workers claim the company has used AI to deny requests for accommodation and policed an employee Slack channel The Guardian - US · Jun 30, 2025
Nurses Run Up Against Labor Board Stalled By Trump Pennsylvania's largest hospital joins rise in employers citing federal changes to fight unionization. Capital & Main · Jun 23, 2025
Washington Post Article Stresses the Library of Congress's Name, but Largely Ignores Judicial Precedent … that treats the Library of Congress as an Executive Branch department as to Presidential removal of the Librarian. Reason · Jun 3, 2025
Baude on Trump v. Wilcox: "Predictable and Reasonable" A defense of the Supreme Court's decision to let President Trump remove members of the NLRB and MSPB. Reason · May 23, 2025
The Executive Power Case That Unites Donald Trump and Franklin Roosevelt Trump’s firing of a federal agency head may soon spell doom for a New Deal era precedent that limited presidential power. Reason · May 23, 2025
Reason · May 22, 2025 Supreme Court Stays Reinstatement of Fired NLRB and MSPB Members "Because the Constitution vests the executive power in the President, he may remove without cause executive officers who exercise that power on his behalf, subject to narrow exceptions recognized by our precedents."
Reason · May 22, 2025 Justice Kagan Tells Us What She Really Thinks About President Trump The Court "hand[s] the President the most unitary, meaning also the most subservient, administration since Herbert Hoover (and maybe ever)."
Reason · May 22, 2025 Roberts Swings To The Left In St. Isidore, To The Right In Wilcox In the span of a single day, Chief Justice Roberts continues his attempts at moderation for the sake of moderation without any actual reasoning.
Roll Call · May 22, 2025 Supreme Court allows Trump firings from national labor boards - Roll Call The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to fire members of the national labor boards for federal employees and workers.
Reason · May 12, 2025 Can the President Fire the Librarian of Congress? Turns Out That He Likely Can Last week, the President fired the Librarian of Congress, and then the Register of Copyrights, who is the Librarian's subordinate.… The post Can the President Fire the Librarian of Congress? Turns Out That He Likely Can appeared first on Reason.com.
Salon · May 2, 2025 NLRB deals May Day blow to Amazon The National Labor Relations Board's Philadelphia-area office recommended moving ahead with union certification
Capital & Main · Apr 29, 2025 Trump Promised to Fight for Workers — Instead, He’s Undermined Them 100 days in, the self-styled champion of the working class has delivered layoffs, trade wars and an erosion of worker protections.
The Guardian - US · Apr 28, 2025 Democrats in Congress warn cuts at top US labor watchdog will be ‘catastrophic’ Musk’s Doge targets National Labor Relations Board with cuts and terminated leases as union speaks out
PC Gamer · Apr 22, 2025 Gather around children, let me spin you the tale of NLRB whistleblower vs Musk's DOGE. It has government espionage, a billionaire megalomaniac, Russian hackers, coverup conspiracies, and even blackmail by drone Whistleblower claims to have seen Russian login attempts with correct credentials commenced minutes after DOGE accounts were used.
Fortune · Apr 19, 2025 Trump's knives are out for Jerome Powell, setting up a Supreme Court showdown over the Fed’s independence The Fed is special. Why the Supreme Court may let Trump fire other agency heads—but not Jerome Powell.
International Business Times · Apr 16, 2025 Trump's DOGE Accused Of Cybersecurity Breach At Labor Board, Removing Sensitive Data The expert, Daniel Berulis, claims that DOGE may also have removed sensitive data from the board without permission. His allegations were outlined in a sworn declaration submitted to members of Congress and a federal whistleblower office.