NLRB charges Phila. InquirerReports on the National Labor Relations Board's charge against the `Philadelphia Inquirer' newspaper. Complaints against firing nine non-staff journalists.APEditor & Publisher
The NLRB held that an employee loses the NLRA’s protection for picket-lined conduct where “the misconduct is such that, under the circumstances existing, it may reasonably tend to coerce or intimidate employees in the exercises of rights protected under the Act.” As we noted he...
collection of union dues upon the expiration of a collective bargaining agreement (CBA), allowing employers to implement certain confidentiality rules regarding workplace investigations, and overturning the Obama-era rule on deferring the processing of unfair labor practice charges to arbitration ...
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The charge can become a local level complaint at this stage, or can be dismissed. The great majority of charges filed with the NLRB are settled or withdrawn at the stage when investigation has been completed, before a complaint has been issued. ...
during election campaigns. If a company becomes involved in a union-organizing drive, we can assist with a management communication plan, monitor union activities for misconduct and handle NLRB matters related to bargaining-unit scope, supervisory designations and unfair labor practice charges. ...
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“the chargesincluded allegations that eBay had refused to bargain with the union after its certification, refused to provide information it was legally obligated to provide, and unilaterally changed working conditions by removing work chairs from workstations, changing employee benefits like heal...
On June 23, 2022, National Labor Relations Board General Counsel Jennifer A. Abruzzo issued Memorandum GC 22-06 advising Regions that they may seek a judgment to force employers to comply with the specific terms of settlement agreements in unfair labor practice (ULP) charges rather than a ...
A group of Filipino nurses in December filed charges with the NLRB challenging training repayment requirements in their employment contracts, and other parts of the Biden administration — most notably the Federal Trade Commission — have been emboldened to whittle away at employers...