First Thursday

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A monthly podcast from LRIS that provides in-depth coverage of trends in public sector labor relations.

  1. 6 août

    First Thursday, August 2026

    The Brady Rule affirms that the government, because of its obligation to provide defendants with a fair trial, must turn over favorable, exculpatory evidence to a criminal defendant. Over the years, Brady has become as impactful on public safety labor law as it has in criminal law. Brady Lists of officers with histories of misconduct […]

    First Thursday, August 2026

  2. 9 juill.

    First Thursday, July 2026

    The Supreme Court has wrapped up its 2026 docket, and, in this podcast, Rick covers three decisions that impact public safety employees. US v. Hemani (03:19) Margolin v. National Association of Immigration Judges (32:13) Trump v. Slaughter (45:40)

    First Thursday, July 2026

  3. 4 juin

    First Thursday

    Rick Poulson covers a potpourri of cases from across the country, including two involving police take-home vehicles. Cases: New Mexico Labor Relations Board Finds Police Take-Home Vehicles Policy A Mandatory Subject Of Bargaining, Village of Hatch Police Officers Ass’n v. Village of Hatch, PELRB No. 128-25, 2026 WL 1031973 (N.M. Pub. Emp. Lab. Rels. Bd. […]

    First Thursday

  4. 7 mai

    First Thursday, May 2026

    The rise of gambling apps has created an multitude of issues, and the public safety labor environment has not been immune from its effects. In this episode of First Thursday, Rick Poulson explores this rapidly growing issue and its implications for public safety agencies. Sparked by both personal observations and a high-profile case involving alleged […]

  5. 5 mars

    First Thursday, April 2026

    Upcoming seminars from LRIS (00:01:12) The Cases Court Rejects Late First Amendment Challenge to “Talk My S**t” Termination, Shelton v Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (6th Cir. 2026)(00:02:40) No ULP When Citgy Refused To Make Firefighters Whole For W-2 Errors, Rochester Fire Fighters Ass’n v. City of Rochester, 58 PERB ¶ 4569 (2025)(00:13:16) New Jersey Labor […]

    First Thursday, April 2026

  6. 5 mars

    First Thursday, March 2026

    The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in the case United States v. Hemani. The case deals with whether federal criminal statute 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3), which makes it a felony for an “unlawful user” of a controlled substance to possess a firearm, is constitutional when it is used to prosecute a person who […]

    First Thursday, March 2026

  7. 5 févr.

    First Thursday, February 2026

    Employers often try to win disputes by focusing on technical definitions or procedural arguments. They will apply a narrow definition to an employee’s workplace right and reframe the dispute so the protection seems not to apply. All four cases covered in this month’s podcast are examples of this tactic. See how courts decided. The Cases […]

    First Thursday, February 2026

  8. 15 janv.

    First Thursday, January 2026, Part 2

    In part two of this month’s podcast, Rick offers his predictions for 2026 for three different categories.

    First Thursday, January 2026, Part 2
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A monthly podcast from LRIS that provides in-depth coverage of trends in public sector labor relations.

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  • Créateur
    Richard Poulson, LRIS
  • Années d’activité
    2013 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    176
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    © Labor Relations Information System
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