Federal employee unions and advocacy groups urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to reject the Trump administration's bid to pause a California court order reinstating tens of thousands of probationary workers fired from six agencies, arguing the government can't escape self-inflicted harms brought on by its allegedly unlawful actions.
Hugh Baran is one of the attorneys leading the charge against the American Arbitration Association’s proposed changes to employment arbitration rules, which he says will curtail workers’ ability to vindicate their rights. Here, Law360 speaks with Baran about why he says these proposals could hurt workers.
President Donald Trump's proclamation that the government will stop dealing with unions at dozens of agencies put to the test a little-used statutory provision empowering the president to tear up union contracts in the interest of national security.