Labor/Employment
Mar. 21, 2003
Union 'Salting' Leaves Employers With Few Options
Focus Column - Employment Law - By Arthur F. Silbergeld and Adam C. Abrahms - The Bureau of Labor Statistics, in "Union Trends and Data: U.S. Union Membership, 1948-2000," reports that, at just 8.5 percent, organized labor's share of the private work force is at an all-time low . Attempting to save dwindling coffers, unions are using "salting" more since the U.S. Supreme Court sanctioned the tactic in National Labor Relations Board v. Town & Country Electric Inc. , 516 U.S. 85 (1995).
Employment Law
By Arthur F. Silbergeld and Adam C. Abrahms
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