The Third Vote Is Coming: Which Cases Are Likely To Be Overturned By The NLRB’s Shifting Majority?
The NLRB’s third GOP vote is almost here. Here’s a look at the decisions most likely to be overturned when it does.
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Category: General Counsel
A Road to Nowhere: How the Biden NLRB Failed to Bury Ex-Cell-O
For 56 years, ‘Ex-Cell-O’ has protected employers contesting union certifications. The Biden NLRB tried to bury it. Here’s why they failed.
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The ‘Captive Audience Ban’ Law Tangle: Where The NLRB And State Bans Sit Amid Ongoing Legal Challenges
With NLRB quorum restored, so-called ‘captive audience’ meetings will likely be reconsidered, but states are also complicating matters. What should employers know going forward?
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Friday Five: Stability At The NLRB, Union Fault Lines, And An Organizing Push
It’s Friday, and here are five labor stories you might not have heard before now. In this week’s edition, the UAW disappoints again, and a worker advocate speaks to Congress.
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Friday Five: Union Petitions Spike, Collusion Gets Called Out, And The AI Arms Race Intensifies
The Senate roadmap on NLRB nominees is finally progressing while union petitions keep spiking. Also, the AI arms race will not stop entertaining.
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