This may just be the greatest union-avoidance banner evah!

Yesterday, I read with interest Jon Hyman’s post at the Ohio Employer’s Law Blog about how Target has employed a 14-minute training video to help keep its workplace union free. Gawker has posted a copy of the video here. Like a bear crapping in the woods, Gawker pokes fun of the Target video. Cheesiness aside, I find it to be pretty effective.

But Target ain’t got nothing on Subaru of Wichita. (h/t Jeff Nowak)

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Post by Subaru of Wichita.

Subaru of Wichita – 1
Local Carpenters Union – 0

Amirite?

And before I tell you to have a nice weekend, I’m going to ask you to save April 24 for me. On that date, along with Mary M. Tiernan of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, I’ll be headlining a breakfast briefing at Dilworth Paxson in Philadelphia. After a few of my colleagues offer a legal roadmap for managing your aging workforce, Mary and I will address what’s hot right now at the EEOC, and offer up some best practices to stay out of the crosshairs of employment litigation.

For more information about the event, click here.

Now, go on and have a nice weekend!