Here is your monthly summary of relevant news items since the last issue of INK, delivered on the 2nd Thursday of each month. The full edition of Labor Relations INK will arrive on the 4th Thursday of the month.
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Before we get to the links, a quick reminder about our upcoming webinar:
You can be an approachable person and a good leader and still have employees who would rather be lost in the woods at night than have to spend 10 minutes alone with you.
In this webinar we will discuss:
What a power-distance gap looks like and simple signals you can use to make sure you notice them;
3 different places where these gaps most commonly appear—once you know them, you know where to “tune” your radar; and
Ready-to-use tools you can implement to recognize—and then shrink – any gaps you notice.
Big Labor’s Maximum Leverage in California – 4/6
http://lri.link/1VWhef1
Regulators Take Note: ‘Fight for $15 And A Union’ Begins Public Pivot To ‘And A Union’ – 4/12
http://lri.link/1N97TyL
********** Pension Turmoil
A&P Supermarket Chain Stiffs 21,000 Pensioners, Government Will Pick Up $288 Million Tab – 3/23
http://lri.link/1YuaRi9
Thousands of retired Teamsters head to D.C. in battle over Central States Pension Fund – 4/11
http://lri.link/1VWhniC
Nine Arrested After French Labor-Reform Protests Turn Violent – 4/10
http://lri.link/22v4UCH
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