The National Labor Relations Board's final rule governing representation-case procedures
became effective in April 2014, radically altering the process by which workforces
unionize and overturning nearly 70 years of precedent. The NLRB says the changes keep
"the essentials of existing representation case procedures" while removing "unnecessary
b...
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