Labor and employment roundup

• “Wisconsin Judge To Voters: Drop Dead” [Matt Patterson, CEI; Adam Freedman, PoL; J.D. Tuccille, Reason]
• “How much of Occupy rally shrinkage is due to unions moving on and focusing their energy elsewhere?” [@daveweigel]
• Should babysitters be legally entitled to work rules and meal breaks? California Senate approves “Domestic Workers Bill of Rights” pushed by celebs, AFL-CIO [Politico, earlier]
• Good luck in getting that “don’t disparage or defame” employment policy past the NLRB [Molly DiBianca, Delaware Employment Law Blog]
• “Hospital unionization harms the sick” [David Bier and Iain Murray, Capital Research Center]
• Penn, Columbia: we’ll use this big cash pot to discriminate in faculty hiring [Minding the Campus: KC Johnson, John Rosenberg, Roger Clegg]
• More on NLRB’s new curbs on confidentiality in internal employee investigations [WSJ Law Blog, earlier]

Tagged as: California, colleges and universities, hospitals, labor unions, Wisconsin