Labor and employment law roundup

Ohio vote looms on Wisconsin-style public labor reform [NRO Corner, Columbus Dispatch, Atlantic Wire, Buckeye Institute “S.B. 5”, Brian Bolduc/NRO]
Florida lawmaker proposes leave for some employees with domestically abused pets [Eric Meyer]
UK proposal: let employers have frank talks with underperforming workers without fear of liability [Telegraph]
“Wisconsin legislation could restrict punitive damages for job bias” [AP]
No, your mover can’t enter the building: a Chicago lawyer encounters union power [Howard Foster, Frum Forum] An insider’s game: “Two teachers union lobbyists teach for a day to qualify for hefty pensions” [Chicago Tribune]
Alternatively, we might just want to go back to freedom of contract: “An employer’s bill of rights” [Hyman]
Michael Fox on “Healthy Workplace Act” proposal creating rights to sue over on-job bullying [Jottings]
Feds put employer use of “independent contractors” under microscope [Omega HR] FLSA risks to employer of using unpaid interns [SmartHR]
A bit of health care deregulation from Obama [Tyler Cowen] Related on nurse practitioners: [Goodman]