Mastering Labor Law

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Mastering Labor Law delivers an accessible guide to the evolving landscape of labor law, balancing depth and clarity without drowning readers in arcane detail. It starts with the basics—how labor law differs in the public and private sectors—then walks through the history, procedures, and jurisdictional framework of the National Labor Relations Act. From there, it dives into the heart of the field: union organizing, collective bargaining, and Section 7 protected activity. Later chapters delve into more advanced topics, including labor arbitration, union security clauses, federal preemption, and the intersection of labor law with antitrust.

This edition is especially timely. It covers major shifts in doctrine, including the Supreme Court's Janus decision, which changed the rules for public sector union security, and recent rulings from the Biden-era NLRB—such as the Cemex decision on affirmative bargaining orders and the ban on captive-audience meetings. The book is also current through the early part of the second Trump administration, providing readers with a comprehensive picture of the legal and political forces shaping the field.

Whether you're preparing for class, advising clients, or thinking critically about labor policy, Mastering Labor Law gives you the tools to understand the law, apply it effectively, and stay ahead of the curve.

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