Tough economic times are forcing symphony orchestras across the country to cut budgets and lay off staff, and in some cases shut down entirely. Labor Policy Counsel Vinnie Vernuccio, who coauthored a recent op-ed in the New York Daily News,…
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July 21, 2011: Stopping the Music
by Ryan Young
July 21, 2011 @ 10:21 am
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April 5, 2011: Reforming the Railway Labor Act
by Ryan Young
April 05, 2011 @ 9:24 am
Russ Brown, a vice president at the Labor Relations Institute and a CEI Adjunct Analyst, talks about recent changes made to the Railway Labor Act that make it easier for airline workers to unionize. Brown recently co-authored a CEI OnPoint paper on…
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February 24, 2011: On, Wisconsin
by Ryan Young
February 24, 2011 @ 4:41 pm
Vice President for Strategy Iain Murray discusses the labor reforms that have led to a thousands-strong sustained protest in Madison, Wisconsin. While the reforms themselves are relatively minor, both sides know that the stakes are high. This may prove to be…
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Episode 54: Read My Lips
by Ryan Young
August 03, 2009 @ 2:21 pm
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes back returning guest co-hosts Michelle Minton and Jeremy Lott for Episode 54. We start with ominous hints of new taxes, California state employees making strike threats and the possible antitrust implications of the Microhoo partnership. We continue with a double-dipping…
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