WIRTW #721: the 'Left of Boom' edition

Being as active as I am on social media has allowed me to amass some pretty cool friends over the years. I recently had the chance to sit down with two of them virtually, Phil Wilson and Mike VanDervort, on their The Left of Boom Show. We discussed all things going on in the world of labor relations, including Starbucks, 10(j) injunctions and the Supreme Court, the future (or lack thereof) of Chevron deference, and Anchor Brewing.

You can watch or listen here, and also via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you get your podcasts.

Here's what I read this past week that you should read, too.

Elon Musk has unusual relationships with women at SpaceX, WSJ reports — via The Verge

Justices side with Starbucks in union organizing dispute — via SCOTUSblog

AI in the Workplace: Crafting Policies for Employees' Use of Generative AI — via EntertainHR

Have the Right Expectations Regarding Artificial Intelligence — via hr bartender

Balancing risk and reward: GenAI in HR strategy — via Ragan

What HR Teams Need to Know About the Dark Web — via EntertainHR

DEI success ultimately stems from strong CEO leadership, survey indicates — via HR Dive

Noncompete bills update: 73 bills in 32 states, 15 dead, 6 new laws enacted — via Fair Competition Law

Samuel Alito's Whole 'Christian Theocracy' Thing Is a Real Problem for Jewish Senators — via Above the Law

This Pride Month, Big Beer Is Pulling Back from 'Rainbow Capitalism' — via VinePair