Labor/Employment
Jul. 13, 2011
Labor lawyers see more work in new rules
Broad changes to National Labor Relations Board rules that would expedite union elections at workplaces, which seem all but certain to pass, may increase work for management-side labor lawyers as companies hustle to keep unions out by keepi
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Broad changes to National Labor Relations Board rules that would expedite union elections at workplaces, which seem all but certain to pass, may increase work for management-side labor lawyers as companies hustle to keep unions out by keeping workers happy.
"It's going to emphasize the need for preventive services," said Michael Lolito of Jackson Lewis LLP's San Francisco office. <...
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