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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2023 · 35 MIN

From SAG to UWA and beyond: Labor Unions and Today’s Workforce - Professor Duff

from SLU LAW Summations · host Saint Louis University School of Law

Nearly every day we see a new headline about a labor union in the news. From the recent Writers Guild agreement to the ongoing United Auto Workers strike and the numerous health care walk outs; labor unions are once again changing the game in the workplace. Why the influx in strikes in the labor movement? What does this mean for the future of labor in the United States? In this episode we are joined, once again by Professor Michael Duff. He is a former labor lawyer for the National Labor Relations Board and is a faculty member in the William C. Wefel Center for Employment Law.

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