LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest for Tuesday, January 3, 2022
Top Stories: NLRB Expected To Make More Union-Friendly Changes; New York Nurses' Strike Looms; New Contract Offer May End 8-Month Strike; New Laws, New Wages in 2023 & Much More...
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Editor’s Note: Happy New Year and welcome back to LaborUnionNews.com’s News Digest! After sharing nearly 12,000 news articles with readers in 2022, we look forward to keeping you informed in 2023 as well.
In that regard, today’s News Digest is not as robust as normal due to the holidays and, likely, fewer labor-beat reporters working over the holidays. As a result, these stories are not sorted by category, as we usually do.
TOP STORIES:
Union-friendly changes in the works at U.S. labor board
NLRB puts union bull’s-eye on the franchise industry
Negotiations continue to stop strike by NYC nurses
...NewYork-Presbyterian nurses reach tentative agreement as nurses at other city hospitals still intend to strike...
United Auto Workers to vote on CNH deal after months on strike
Law to Increase Fast-Food Worker Wages Halted by Judge, Pitting Industry Groups Against Unions and State
Rising wages, falling taxes: New state laws taking effect in 2023
