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| Auto bailout pits labor vs. environmentalists (Tucson Citizen) |
| Watch out for family fights, Mr. President-elect. Though Democrats will control both the new Congress and White House, the battle over a multibillion-dollar auto industry bailout already is pitting two major party constituencies against each other: big labor and environmentalists. |
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| Negotiating with Labor Negotiators (San Diego Reader) |
| On December 1st, San Diego City Councilmembers voted 6 to 1 in favor of hiring two lawyers from the law firm of Burke, Williams and Sorenson as lead negotiators for fiscal year 2010 city employee labor negotiation talks. |
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| Teaching Fellows May Look to Unionize (The Harvard Crimson) |
| Four years ago, a Bush-appointed majority of the National Labor Relations Board declared that graduate students at private universities were not statutory employees—a decision that effectively neutered collective bargaining efforts by teaching assistants and relegated student unionization to the back burner. |
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