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Faiz Siddiqui, The Washington Post Published 6:16 pm PDT, Friday, September 27, 2019 SAN FRANCISCO - A judge ruled Friday that Tesla and its chief executive, Elon Musk, broke federal labor law by targeting union activity, the latest in a series of stinging rebukes to the electronic vehicle company. The violations included a 2018 tweet from Musk's personal account that said nothing was stopping employees from voting, "but why pay union dues & give up stock options for nothing? Our safety record is 2X better than when plant was UAW & everybody already gets healthcare." Tesla also introduced rules requiring permission for the distribution of union pamphlets and other materials in addition to threatening the loss of stock options if unionization occurred. The company also told employees that it would be "futile" to unionize because they would lack a voice, according to the ruling. Those constituted "unfair labor practices" under the National Labor Relations Act, … [Read more...] about Tesla and CEO Elon Musk violated federal labor law, judge rules

Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Theater Subscribe Log In Log In Today’s Paper Theater | ‘The Minutes,’ by Tracy Letts, Is Coming to Broadway Advertisement Supported by The politically themed comedy, about a fractious municipal government meeting, will open in 2020. ByMichael Paulson June 20, 2019 Tracy Letts is a Pulitzer Prize winning playwright (“August: Osage County”) and a Tony Award winning actor (“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf”). But he’s never served in local government. So when he decided to write a pointed comedy set in a municipal building, he turned to the great archive of all things contemporary: YouTube. “I spent hundreds of unbelievably boring hours watching City Council meetings,” he said. “It’s horrifying.” It was also fruitful. The play that resulted, “The Minutes,” won praise … [Read more...] about ‘The Minutes,’ by Tracy Letts, Is Coming to Broadway

Wal-Mart has struck back at 30 Rock actor and comedian Tracy Morgan and others suing the company over a fatal six-car crash in New Jersey in June.According to The Hollywood Reporter, Wal-Mart filed a response Monday in New Jersey federal district court blaming Morgan and others for not wearing their seatbelts.The accident, which occurred on the New Jersey Turnpike in June, happened after a Wal-Mart truck collided with a limousine carrying Morgan, Morgan’s assistant Jeffrey Millea, comedian Ardie Fuqua and comedian James McNair. McNair was killed, and Millea, Fuqua and Morgan were all injured.Wal-Mart, in its filed response, stated that the injuries suffered by Morgan and others “were caused, in whole or in part, by plaintiffs’ failure to properly wear an appropriate available seatbelt restraint device” and continued, “By failing to exercise ordinary care in making use of available seat belts, upon information and belief, plaintiffs acted unreasonably and … [Read more...] about Wal-Mart says lack of seat belts puts Tracy Morgan and others at fault in crash

0 Have your say A PIONEERING law to outlaw smoking outside all hospitals – and on all NHS grounds – is to be unveiled by a Yorkshire MP today. Tracy Brabin says a blanket ban is needed to promote healthy living – and prevent staff from having to accompany patient, some seriously ill and attached to medical drips, to hospital entrances in order to light up. The Batley and Spen MP, who is also the Shadow Minister for Early Years, sets out her case in an exclusive column for The Yorkshire Post.She decided to act after it emerged that a neo-natal ward Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust cannot open its windows because of the risk of smoke from tobacco harming the health of new-born babies.And while a speaker system has been introduced to remind smokers at Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield, to move to designated areas, Ms Brabin believes legislation is the only answer.“In hospitals, the very places we go to recover from our ills, people smoke … [Read more...] about Smoking must be banned in all hospital grounds as Tracy Brabin MP bids to change law

Companies looking to waive class action rights of employees may instead be waving goodbye to provisions in their employment contracts. Two recent decisions in California—one administrative and one in the 9th Circuit—recently found that class action waivers in employment contracts were unenforceable as a matter of law and public policy, resulting in the removal of entire or partial contractual provisions. A similar issue will soon be heard by the Supreme Court.The more recent of the California decision was Buy-Low Market, Inc. v. Palacios, before the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). The respondent in the case was Buy-Low Market, Inc., a company that operates grocery stores and which routinely inserted an arbitration clause into employment contracts. When a former employee, Nesked Palacios, brought a wage-and-hour class action against the grocery store operator, Buy-Low demanded that the claims be submitted to arbitration. However, NLRB Judge Amita Tracy found that the … [Read more...] about Recent Decisions Clarify (Un)Enforceability of Class Action Waivers in Employment Agreements