Robert Iafolla

Starbucks Corp. sued the union representing its workers for using the company’s name, logos, and other intellectual property after the group expressed support for Palestine on social media.

A federal appeals court’s upcoming consideration of a cannabis company’s challenge to a union’s one-vote election victory adds to growing scrutiny of the National Labor Relations Board’s recent handling of mail-in contests over union representation.

The National Labor Relations Board’s decision to certify a union’s one-vote victory in a mail ballot election at a Chicago cannabis store faced strong skepticism from federal appellate judges who appeared ready to overturn that ruling.

(Bloomberg Law) -- The US Supreme Court sided with Starbucks Corp. over the National Labor Relations Board in a decision that will make it more

The US Supreme Court sided with Starbucks Corp. over the National Labor Relations Board in a decision that will make it more difficult for the agency to win temporary reinstatement of workers fired during labor disputes.

The US Supreme Court sided with Starbucks Corp. over the National Labor Relations Board in a decision that will make it more difficult for the agency to win temporary reinstatement of workers fired during labor disputes.

Mandatory “captive audience” meetings in which companies argue against unionization are illegal, the National Labor Relations Board ruled in a case involving Amazon Inc., prohibiting one of employers’ most potent weapons against labor organizing campaigns.

Mandatory “captive audience” meetings in which companies argue against unionization are illegal, the National Labor Relations Board ruled in a case

Mandatory “captive audience” meetings in which companies argue against unionization are illegal, the National Labor Relations Board ruled in a case