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Highlights From Acting General Counsel’s Annual Operations Summary
By Nelson Cary On March 17, 2012

Highlights From Acting General Counsel’s Annual Operations Summary

Last week, AGC Lafe Solomon issued his annual summary of operations (pdf) for FY 2011. The summary reviews the various functions...


Tags: ambush election

Federal Court Finds NLRB Posting Requirement Lawful, But Some Remedies Invalid
By Nelson Cary On March 5, 2012

Federal Court Finds NLRB Posting Requirement Lawful, But Some Remedies Invalid

As readers of this blog know, the NLRB’s notice posting requirement has been the subject of several legal challenges. Last...


Tags: Berman

Unionized Employees at NLRB Distribute Fliers
By Nelson Cary On February 26, 2012

Unionized Employees at NLRB Distribute Fliers

The NLRB apparently has some issues with its own unionized employees.  According to a recent report, members of the NLRB Union, a...


NLRB’s Acting General Counsel Issues Second Report on Social Media Cases
By Nelson Cary On January 29, 2012

NLRB’s Acting General Counsel Issues Second Report on Social Media Cases

By Nelson Cary and Ashley Manfull


NLRB Election Process Rulemaking: It’s Not Over Until It’s Over
By Nelson Cary On January 27, 2012

NLRB Election Process Rulemaking: It’s Not Over Until It’s Over

The NLRB published a final rule on the election process late last year. In doing so, however, the final rule left out a number of...


Tags: ambush election

NLRB Invalidates Arbitration Agreement Prohibiting Class/Collective Actions
By Nelson Cary On January 22, 2012

NLRB Invalidates Arbitration Agreement Prohibiting Class/Collective Actions

By Nelson Cary and Ben Shepler


Tags: arbitration, ATT Mobility

President Obama Uses Recess Appointments to Fill NLRB Vacancies
By Nelson Cary On January 5, 2012

President Obama Uses Recess Appointments to Fill NLRB Vacancies

By Nelson Cary and Micah Dawson


Tags: Block

When is a Supervisor Not a Supervisor? The NLRB Finds No Proof of Supervisory Authority
By Nelson Cary On January 2, 2012

When is a Supervisor Not a Supervisor? The NLRB Finds No Proof of Supervisory Authority

Think that just because an employee has the title "supervisor" and is involved in the disciplinary process that the employee will...


Tags: burden of proof, burden

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Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP provides business and legal counsel to clients throughout the United States and around the world. Since its founding in 1909, our firm has grown into one of the largest law firms in the country, with nearly 375 attorneys who are located in nine offices in Ohio, Washington, D.C., Texas, Pennsylvania, California and London.

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