As some companies clamp down on work-from-home arrangements, Terri M. Solomon says companies are still figuring out whether to use a carrot or a stick to lure them back. (Subscriptions required.)
The Chamber Beat talks to Michael Lotito about labor and workplace updates nationally and in Tennessee, including discussion of proposed legislation in that state that would protect the secret ballot vote in union elections on taxpayer-funded projects.
Antonio Pedrajas weighs in on a proposed four-day work week in Spain, noting that nothing imposes a weekly day necessarily distributed in five or six days of work.
Michael J. Lotito weighs in on proposed legislation that would make a business ineligible for state subsidies if the company recognized a union based only on authorization cards and shared workers' contact information with a labor group without employees'
In a Q&A, Edgardo Ratti answers questions about Italy’s national collective labour agreement and explains what “margins of maneuver” exist for employers.
