LMRDA

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LMRDALabor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (Landrum-Griffin Act)
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Democracy, free speech, and due process are all good principles, and their imposition by the LMRDA surely helped to clean up some autocratic, arbitrary, and corrupt practices in some unions.
Are unions a constitutional anomaly?
The Department of Labor over the years has been very selective in its enforcement of LMRDA. The George W.
When open government slams shut: failed transparency, from Hillary Clinton's emails to hidden campaign contributions
The proposed rule also would greatly expand the reach of the LMRDA, traditionally limited to union organizing and bargaining matters, to include work involving questions of "protected concerted activity" under the National Labor Relations Act.
Persuader predicament: DOL proposal could force outside counsel to choose between client confidentiality and legal compliance
was the congressional goal underlying the LMRDA, namely, to prevent
Judicial review of streamlined tariff protest denials
Compliance with this principle is necessary for any organization that offers plans covered by ERISA or may be bound by the LMRDA. The organization can avoid potentially harsher penalties associated with Section 2.E5.3 by assigning the appropriate duties to a senior executive to oversee compliance.
GARP[R] and its weight on the legal profession
or the similarly union-impeding Smith-Connally Act, (292) the LMRDA was
Blue-collar crime: conspiracy, organized labor, and the anti-union civil RICO claim
Disclosure Act (LMRDA), administered by the Department of Labor (DOL),
Legislative rules, nonlegislative rules, and the perils of the short cut
The latter prohibitions are mandated by the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act (LMRDA).
The 2009 NEA Representative Assembly
Disclosure Act (LMRDA), (44) seeking to overturn an election of officers
Trashing the presumption: intervention on the side of the government
United Mine Workers, (62) the Supreme Court granted intervention to a union member seeking to challenge the legality of the election of union officers under the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act (LMRDA) of 1959, (63) despite statutory language limiting standing for such suits to the Secretary of Labor.
Has the Bowsher doctrine solved the debate? The relationship between standing and intervention as of right
James, Union Democracy and the LMRDA: Autocracy and Insurgency in National Union Elections, 13 HARV.
In the cause of union democracy
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