Labor/Employment
Jan. 29, 2013
Recess appointments to NLRB ruled unconstitutional
In vacating a decision from the NLRB, the DC Circuit Court of Appeals fround that the early January 2012 appointments didn't occur during a "recess" as defined by the constitution.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A federal appellate court opinion invalidating recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board casts uncertainty over NLRB decisions from the past 13 months and could have a far-reaching impact on employment litigation in California and nationwide. Labor and employment attorneys expect the U.S. Supreme Court to review the decision.
As recently as December, the NLRB issued decisions dramatic...
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