Labor/Employment,
Government,
Corporate,
Administrative/Regulatory
Feb. 28, 2018
Trump’s labor board is going back to the future
Even though one can expect change at the NLRB whenever there is a new administration, the noise coming from the board over the last several months is unprecedented.
In January 2017, the National Labor Relations Board was facing an uncertain future. With a new Republican president, two open positions on the board, and the term of the current general counsel ending, employers were hopeful that there would be some return to the friendlier, balanced policies of the board under George W. Bush.
It took almost the entire year, but in December, the wishes of management were filled, and then some. T...
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