Tag Archives: New Jersey

Federal Funds For Storm Sandy Jobs Program Have Gone Unused

By Mara Lee, The Hartford Courant

In early December, when the state Department of Labor received $610,207 from the federal government to be used to put unemployed people to work temporarily, it trumpeted the news.

Union battle at CareOne nursing homes escalates

By Colleen Diskin, NorthJersey.com Workers seeking to unionize wage a public relations war with nursing home

Sandy’s Union Blowback

The Wall Street Journal New Jersey unions wanted a monopoly on Hurricane Sandy reconstruction,

South Jersey Hospital-Nurse Standoff Stuck in Legal Limbo

By Andrew Kitchenman, njspotlight.com A battle involving the National Labor Relations Board has delayed resolution

U.S. Appeals Court Hears NLRB Recess Appointment Case

By Sophia Pearson and Tom Schoenberg, Bloomberg Businessweek A National Labor Relations Board ruling against

Unions euthanize nursing homes

The Washington Examiner Once upon a time, a group of health care workers walked

STATE WATCH: Unions still pay and play

By Dave Neese, The Trentonian New Jersey’s “pay to play” law seeks to stop businesses

Unions Push Project Labor Agreements for New Jersey Rebuilding

By Carl Horowitz, National Legal and Policy Center Hurricane Sandy did about $30 billion

Milford health care workers’ pay is up in the air

By Phyllis Swebilius, New Haven Register Five health care centers in the state, including

Teachers Union Looks Askance at New Regulations for Tenure Evaluations

By John Mooney, NJ Spolight Even before the new code is introduced, the state’s largest