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Policies on Employee Appearance and Social Media Use Declared Unlawful
By Nelson Cary On May 13, 2015

Policies on Employee Appearance and Social Media Use Declared Unlawful

By Nelson Cary and Ashley Manfull

Recently, the NLRB, in a three-member panel of Chairman Pearce (D) and Members Hirozawa (D) and...


Tags: Employee Discipline

The More the Merrier? A New Lawsuit Against the NLRB’s Election Rule Encounters an Early Setback
By Nelson Cary On April 25, 2015

The More the Merrier? A New Lawsuit Against the NLRB’s Election Rule Encounters an Early Setback

By Nelson Cary and George Stevens

On Thursday, the NLRB won its first courtroom victory in connection with its “ambush” or...


Tags: ambush election, Courts

Just When You Thought it Couldn’t Get Worse, it Does: NLRB Protects Facebook Attack on Supervisor
By Nelson Cary On April 20, 2015

Just When You Thought it Couldn’t Get Worse, it Does: NLRB Protects Facebook Attack on Supervisor

Consider this employee’s Facebook post:


Tags: Employee Discipline

NLRB Continues Preparations for Implementing Ambush Election Rule
By Nelson Cary On April 10, 2015

NLRB Continues Preparations for Implementing Ambush Election Rule

By Nelson Cary and George Scheiderer

Earlier this week, Region 8 of the NLRB held a training session in Cleveland, Ohio, on the...


Tags: ambush election, Elections

Ohio Public Employers Beware: Striker Replacement Workers’ Records Open to Public Records Request
By Nelson Cary On April 6, 2015

Ohio Public Employers Beware: Striker Replacement Workers’ Records Open to Public Records Request

By Nelson Cary and George Stevens

Just under a year ago, a teachers’ strike at Strongsville City Schools ended. The strike...


Tags: Courts

Obama Vetoes Legislation on Ambush Election Rule
By Nelson Cary On April 1, 2015

Obama Vetoes Legislation on Ambush Election Rule

As forecast two weeks ago on this blog, President Obama yesterday vetoed the Congressional Review Act resolution that would have...


Tags: ambush election

NLRB General Counsel Releases New Guidance on Employee Handbooks
By Nelson Cary On March 25, 2015

NLRB General Counsel Releases New Guidance on Employee Handbooks

By Nelson Cary and Ashley Manfull

Last week, NLRB General Counsel (GC) Richard F. Griffin, Jr. released a new report addressing...


Tags: Employee Discipline

UPDATE: Challenges Mount, But Obama Administration Stands Firm on Quickie Election Rule
By Nelson Cary On March 20, 2015

UPDATE: Challenges Mount, But Obama Administration Stands Firm on Quickie Election Rule

By Nelson Cary and George Stevens

Regular readers of this blog are already aware of the uproar over the NLRB’s release of its...


Tags: ambush election, Elections

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