Labor Relations Radio, E168—So much is happening in DC regarding unions almost daily. WPI's Alex MacDonald helps break it down.

Labor Relations Radio, E167 — An Update On The 'War On The Gig Economy' With FreelanceBusting.com's Kim Kavin

Labor Relations Radio, E166—A New Bill Puts the Feds into the Position of Dictating Contract Terms On The Private Sector. Here's Why That's Bad...

Labor Relations Radio, E165—UC Berkeley Professor James O'Brien on AI and the Urgency to Consider UBI

Labor Relations Radio, E164—What is Happening on the Labor Front in DC? Kristen Swearingen Fills Us In.

Labor Relations Radio, E163—NRTW's Mark Mix on Trump's Secretary of Labor Nominee & Sen. Josh Hawley's Anti-Worker Folly

Labor Relations Radio, E162—'Economic Oracle' Jon Morrow on our possible future

Labor Relations Radio, E161—WPI's Alex MacDonald On The Legal Theory Behind The Firing Of NLRB Member Wilcox

Labor Relations Radio, E160—NRF's Ed Egee on the latest labor happenings in Washington, DC

Labor Relations Radio, E159—Back-to-Back Interviews on the California Wildfires

Labor Relations Radio, E158—Historical Karma: How Jimmy Carter May Have Helped Trump Get Elected in 2024

Labor Relations Radio E157—An NLRB Roundup with LRI's Michael VanDervort

Labor Relations Radio, E156—Writer Erik Sherman on Income Inequality and the Dystopian Impact of AI

Labor Relations Radio, E155—Is Trump's Pick For Department of Labor '4D Chess' or Just A Terrible Pick? With RedState.com's Jen Van Laar

Labor Relations Radio, E154—A Union Trojan Horse Is Being Pushed For Labor Secretary; Michael Saltsman Explains

Labor Relations Radio, E153—Attorney Mike Carrouth On What the NLRB's New 'Captive Audience' Ban Means For Employers

Labor Relations Radio, E152—LRI's Phil Wilson On The NLRB's Decision Reversing The 40-Year Old 'Tricast' Doctrine

Labor Relations Radio, E151—Attorney Jon Hyman On What To Expect Under A Trump NLRB

Labor Relations Radio, E150—Attorney Cary Burke On What Employers & Unions Can Expect In Labor Relations Post Election

Labor Relations Radio, E149: An Accidental Outcome? Alex MacDonald returns to discuss how the NLRA's success has resulted in fewer unions & what might happen under a new administration in DC.