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Leaving “rare birds” alone

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Share The Supreme Court has held that the Ohio National Guard’s dual-status technician employees have federal labor rights. The federal agency that enforces collective-bargaining rights for federal employees, the Federal Labor Relations Authority, can therefore protect these workers and compel the Guard to bargain with unions.

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Justices will assess federal labor protections for National Guard technicians

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Federal Labor Relations Authority , which the Supreme Court will hear on Monday, involves the collective-bargaining rights of “dual status” military technicians who work in the Ohio National Guard. Constitution, the National Guard is a joint state-federal endeavor. Share Ohio Adjutant General’s Department v.

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Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence

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The executive order lays out eight guiding principles for manages risks while allowing growth and benefits: Ensuring AI is safe, secure and trustworthy, including through developing guidelines, standards and best practices, verifying reliability, and managing risks related to national security, critical infrastructure and cybersecurity.

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US Supreme Court will consider liability shields for online platforms, seven additional new cases

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Related to Gonzalez is the case of Twitter v. The school district settled with Perez on the IDEA violation, but argued that IDEA prevented Perez from bringing the ADA violation claim in federal court before follow IDEA-prescribed administrative procedures. In Glacier Northwest v. In Glacier Northwest v.

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SCOTUS Kicks Off February Session With Four Cases

Constitutional Law Reporter

The justices heard oral arguments in four cases, two of which involved labor disputes. Supreme Court intervention is necessary because the federal courts of appeal have developed different tests for these so-called “dual-purpose” communications. Supreme Court returned to the bench this week to begin their February session. In the D.C.

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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it? Justices consider whether to alter the National Guard collective-bargaining landscape

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Federal Labor Relations Authority , it was crystal clear that Ohio Solicitor General Benjamin Flowers would focus like a laser beam on the claim that the FLRA has no statutory authority to issue orders against state agencies. Adjutants General and state Guards are none of these things.”

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