Commentary

Supreme Court: Unions Accountable for Deliberate Destruction

By Timothy H. Lee
Thursday, June 08 2023

Should labor unions possess immunity to deliberately destroy employer property under the claim that such behavior was "incidental to a strike arguably protected by federal law?" The fact that it remained an open legal question illustrates just how egregiously contemporary labor law favors unions. After all, imagine the uproar if employers claimed a reciprocal right to destroy labor union property with impunity. Nevertheless, that was the issue before the United States Supreme Court this term in Glacier Northwest v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local…

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