The Future of Health Care Labor Law, Part II: Bargaining Units, Organizing, and Collective Bargaining

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Date: 12/03/26
Time: 2:00-3:30 PM ET

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Live closed captions are available.

Overview: Many of the most important labor law issues facing health care employers extend beyond changes in Board membership and political administrations. This webinar explores the future of health care bargaining units, advanced practice provider representation, physician organizing, artificial intelligence in unionized workplaces, emerging state labor laws, and other trends expected to shape health care labor relations for years to come.

Learning Objectives: 

  • Assess emerging bargaining unit issues involving APPs, physicians, and other health care workers.
  • Evaluate how AI and evolving workforce models affect collective bargaining priorities and obligations.
  • Analyze future labor law developments affecting health care organizing and negotiations.

Speaker Information:

Marvin Kaplan, Attorney, Jackson Lewis P.C.

Tom O'Day, Attorney, Husch Blackwell LLP

 

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