Implications of Labor Laws on Union Formation

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Exploring the effects of pending labor laws in Congress on the labor movement, focusing on NLRB's actions against employers and their responses, while emphasizing the importance of these cases in promoting union engagement and addressing obstacles for emerging unions.

Central banks take centre stage this week, Benjamin Netanyahu defies western allies over his strategy in Gaza, and the US National Labor Relations Board is facing challenges from some major companies. Plus, after years of negative news surrounding South Africa, there are grounds for medium-term optimism.

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