Labor/Employment
May 23, 2012
Setbacks foil labor board's aggressive new rule-making
Despite recent setbacks in federal court, management-side lawyers say they expect the National Labor Relations Board will continue aggresively to try to make union-friendly changes to U.S. labor law.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
What can a federal agency do when courts repeatedly thwart its implementation of key priorities?
In the case of the National Labor Relations Board, experts say the answer is simple: Keep trying.
Last week, a federal district judge in Washington, D.C. rebuked the board for pushing through an important union-friendly change without engaging the panel's lone Republican member. By voting 2...
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