Federal Courts Block California's New Labor Law Initiatives
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California has enacted a law empowering its labor board to regulate working conditions and union rights amid federal inaction, but the law faces legal challenges from the Trump administration and the NLRB, which argue it oversteps federal authority. Experts believe courts are unlikely to uphold the law due to preemption, potentially leaving workers without effective union protections if the law is overturned.
- A new California law gives the state more power over workplaces. Trump is suing to block it CalMatters
- Halted: Federal Judge Stops Enforcement of California’s Recently Enacted Labor Law Labor Relations Update
- District Court Rules That California’s Law Authorizing PERB to Govern Private Sector Labor Relations is Preempted JD Supra
- NLRB Wins Court Order Blocking California’s New Labor Board Law Bloomberg Law News
- Federal Court (Mostly) Blocks California’s Push into Labor Law Littler Mendelson P.C.
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