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Court Declares NLRB Recess Appointments Unconstitutional
By Nelson Cary On January 25, 2013

Court Declares NLRB Recess Appointments Unconstitutional

In what will likely be one of the more significant labor law developments in 2013, a federal court of appeals in Washington, D.C....


NLRB Exposes Union Employees Who Submit Statements About Their Co-workers’ Conduct to Bullying, Harassment and Intimidation
By Nelson Cary On January 21, 2013

NLRB Exposes Union Employees Who Submit Statements About Their Co-workers’ Conduct to Bullying, Harassment and Intimidation

When employers investigate workplace misconduct, they often interview employees. Indeed, some investigations begin because of...


Union Organizing 2012 Year End Review, By the Numbers
By Nelson Cary On January 15, 2013

Union Organizing 2012 Year End Review, By the Numbers

By Susan Connelly, of PTI Labor Research, Guest Blogger*


Acting General Counsel Releases Report on FY 2012 Operations
By Nelson Cary On January 13, 2013

Acting General Counsel Releases Report on FY 2012 Operations

Last week, the NLRB’s Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon released his annual Summary of Operations (pdf). The memorandum...


Employers Must Bargain Over Discretionary Discipline Before Agreement on First Contract
By Nelson Cary On January 8, 2013

Employers Must Bargain Over Discretionary Discipline Before Agreement on First Contract

By Nelson Cary and James Patrick


Chicago Charter School is Subject to NLRB Jurisdiction
By Nelson Cary On December 31, 2012

Chicago Charter School is Subject to NLRB Jurisdiction

By Nelson Cary and James Patrick


It’s Official: NLRB Confirms Protection for Employees Involved in Facebook Rants Against Coworkers
By Nelson Cary On December 23, 2012

It’s Official: NLRB Confirms Protection for Employees Involved in Facebook Rants Against Coworkers

By Nelson Cary and Ashley Manfull


NLRB Reverses 50-Year-Old Precedent; Issues New Rule Favorable to Unions
By Nelson Cary On December 19, 2012

NLRB Reverses 50-Year-Old Precedent; Issues New Rule Favorable to Unions

In an opinion released today, but decided last week, the NLRB reversed a 50-year-old precedent regarding dues checkoff...


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