Since the Employee Free Choice Act went on legislative life support – meaning there’s little chance that unions will find it easier to organize workers – the administration has hit the issue from a different angle. Here’s the latest example of that. More…

They’re back. Stung by the failure to pass the Employee Free Choice Act, unions are taking a new approach to sign up more workers: “We’ll protect you from unfair immigration laws.”

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The surprise election of Republican Senator Scott Brown in Massachusetts didn’t just put a well-publicized dent in Democratic efforts to pass healthcare reform — it could also help scuttle several other Democratic proposals that would directly affect employers. Here are some of the bills that will surface in the coming months, and their chances of passage: More…

Is your organization ready to fight off a union organizing drive? Some observers say the times haven’t been as ripe for organizing efforts in almost a century. More…

The latest version of the Employee Free Choice Act has hit the table. Let the fireworks begin. More…

What with all the talk about the Employee Free Choice Act, unions are a hot topic among business leaders these days. Here’s a look at the kind of trouble companies can get into when they deal with employees who are either in a union or trying to form one. More…

All the coverage of the Obama administration’s efforts to pass a health reform measure may have pushed the proposed Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) into the shadows. But don’t be fooled — the pro-union legislation isn’t going away. More…

A dozen union leaders will huddle with President Obama in the White House this week. Here’s what they’re talking about. More…

Well, it doesn’t look like you’ll have to worry about a “card check” system making it easier for employees to form unions. But don’t expect Congress to let the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) slip away entirely. More…