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Federal Judge Blocks Key Portions Of Controversial Arizona Immigration Law
A federal judge July 28
blocked
implementation of several key provisions of a controversial Arizona
immigration law challenged by the Justice Department, finding that DOJ
was likely to succeed on its claims that those provisions would
interfere with carefully balanced federal immigration policy
(United States v. Arizona,
D. Ariz.,
No. 2:10-cv-01413,
preliminary injunction 7/28/10). From Daily Labor ReportŪ, Publication date July 28, 2010
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UNITE HERE, SEIU Reach Settlement To Define Divided Union's Assets, Jurisdiction
UNITE HERE and the Service Employees International Union have
resolved a nearly two-year-long dispute following the disaffiliation
of the previously merged UNITE and HERE unions by entering into a
settlement agreement on financial assets and jurisdiction, the two
unions announced July 26. From Labor Relations Week, Publication date July 29, 2010
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NLRB Inspector General Letter Clears Becker, Finding No Ethics Violation by Board Member
The National Labor Relations Board's inspector general
concluded
July 20 that Member Craig Becker did not violate government ethics
rules when he participated in a board decision in a representation
case brought by a local affiliate of the Service Employees
International Union, Becker's former employer. From Workplace Law Report, Publication date July 23, 2010
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DHS Launches 'Blue Campaign' To Combat Human Trafficking, Forced Labor
The Department of Homeland Security July 22 launched the
“Blue Campaign,” a department initiative to combat human
trafficking and forced labor through public awareness, victim
assistance, and law enforcement training programs. From Workplace Immigration Report, Publication date July 26, 2010
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