After four days of hearings and the filing of post-hearing briefs, as well as reply briefs, the City of New Haven prevailed in a matter before the State Board of Labor Relations (SBLR). The complaint filed by the New Haven Fire Union (IAFF AFL-CIO, Local 825) against the City of New Haven alleged discrimination against a […]
Are your non-union employees entitled to representation during meetings which may lead to discipline? Not yet, but the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is looking to change that dynamic. For the union-free among us, unionized employees are entitled to, upon request, union representation in any investigatory interview that could reasonably lead to discipline of that […]
Many would consider a secret ballot election by a group of employees seeking to organize into a union an example of democracy at work. In a union election, the employees hear from union representatives touting the benefits of unionization, while the employer gets an opportunity to inform the workers, within lawful means, about why unionization […]
Berchem Moses PC continually recruits senior level staff and young attorneys poised for leadership roles. The firm is pleased to announce the recent addition of three new lawyers: Raymond J. Rigat, Christopher R. Henderson, and Herbert Z. Rosen. Attorney Raymond Rigat is an experienced litigator with a broad range of experience in state, federal, and […]
