Moshe Z. Marvit

Moshe Z. Marvit is a labor and employment discrimination attorney, and is co-author of Why Labor Organizing Should Be a Civil Right: Rebuilding a Middle-Class Democracy by Enhancing Worker Voice.

Latest from Moshe Z. Marvit

Economy & Labor

Trump’s NLRB Just Quietly Ruled to Make Union Pickets Illegal

The ruling is an attack on First Amendment rights of workers.

by: Moshe Z. Marvit,; In These Times

October 27, 2018

Economy & Labor

Labor Opponents Already Have the Next “Friedrichs” SCOTUS Case Ready to Go Under Trump

The Supreme Court gave unions an unexpected victory last year, but that win may be short-lived.

by: Moshe Z. Marvit,; In These Times

January 7, 2017

SCOTUS Rules Workers Don’t Need to Be Paid for All Their Time Working

This alliance of business and government has now opened up the door for increased worker abuses and wage theft.

by: Moshe Z. Marvit,; In These Times

December 18, 2014

A Textbook Example of a Employer’s Campaign to Destroy a Union

A recent NLRB decision shows how a sophisticated antiunion campaign is run.

by: Moshe Z. Marvit,; In These Times

November 22, 2014

Supreme Court Dismisses Mulhall v. Unite Here, Giving Labor a Lucky Escape

In the "card check" process, one type of neutrality agreement, an employer agrees to recognize a union if a majority of workers sign union cards.

by: Moshe Z. Marvit,; In These Times

December 14, 2013