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Labor/Employment

Jul. 8, 2015

NLRB rules translate into quicker workplace union elections

Confirming employers' fears, a Littler Mendelson PC study shows that new NLRB rules have given businesses fewer days to respond to union drives.


By Matthew Blake


Daily Journal Staff Writer


When the National Labor Relations Board adopted landmark rules in April to expedite
the union election process, management-side lawyers were apoplectic, claiming the
new procedures would not give businesses enough time to respond to unionization drives.
Early data shows that the time businesses have to fight a unionization effort is,
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