Josh Eidelson
Senior Reporter at Bloomberg Businessweek
Senior Reporter at Bloomberg News
Labor reporter for Bloomberg News and Businessweek, covering the present of work. Email: jeidelson at bloomberg dot net. Pronouns: He, him. (Usual disclaimers)
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Josh Eidelson
Shawn Fain, president of the United Auto Workers (UAW), spoke during the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago, Illinois, US, on Monday, Aug. 19, 2024. Fain was an outspoken Trump critic on the campaign trail but has since applauded the president’s approach on auto tariffs. (Bloomberg) -- The United Auto Workers’ president praised the Trump Administration for imposing tariffs no predecessor would, even as he accused the White House of threatening workers’ fundamental rights.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Josh Eidelson
US labor board prosecutors are ditching a Biden-era complaint that alleged Sean Penn illegally threatened his non-profit’s workers, the latest sign of a more management-friendly enforcement approach under President Donald Trump. In a Friday filing, a regional official at the US National Labor Relations Board ordered the withdrawal of a complaint against Community Organized Relief Effort, Penn’s disaster relief organization.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Josh Eidelson
US labor board prosecutors are ditching a Biden-era complaint that alleged Sean Penn illegally threatened his non-profit’s workers, the latest sign of a more management-friendly enforcement approach under President Donald Trump. In a Friday filing, a regional official at the US National Labor Relations Board ordered the withdrawal of a complaint against Community Organized Relief Effort, Penn’s disaster relief organization.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Josh Eidelson
The US labor board has abandoned its case accusing GEO Group Inc. of retaliating against detained immigrants, signaling a different enforcement approach under President Donald Trump. In a Jan. 6 complaint, the National Labor Relations Board had accused the private-prison company of subjecting detainees to punishments including solitary confinement because they protested over pay and working conditions and supported labor strikes.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Josh Eidelson
(Bloomberg) -- The US labor board has abandoned its case accusing GEO Group Inc. of retaliating against detained immigrants, signaling a different enforcement approach under President Donald Trump. Most Read from BloombergAdvertisementIn a Jan. 6 complaint, the National Labor Relations Board had accused the private-prison company of subjecting detainees to punishments including solitary confinement because they protested over pay and working conditions and supported labor strikes.
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“The Trump Administration is the first administration in my lifetime that has been willing to do something about this broken free trade system,” UAW president said, while noting “We do not support reckless, chaotic tariffs on all countries at crazy rates” https://t.co/QyHmz1LNaG
New: @UAW President Shawn Fain tells members the union has been pushing for more action from White House on heavy truck industry tariffs and "We believe that will happen...We’ll see how things play out but we’re pushing that every day.” https://t.co/BqlJMTf2c1 @ShawnFainUAW
RT @chactivist: Fain argued the three big Detroit automakers could produce millions of additional vehicles, and generate tens of thousands…