Labor/Employment
Sep. 9, 2019
NLRB asks for comment about profane statement standards in the workplace
The National Labor Relations Board is seeking public input on whether it should reconsider its standards on profane and offensive statements in the workplace.
The National Labor Relations Board is seeking public input on whether it should reconsider its standards on profane and offensive statements in the workplace.
In a notice released Thursday, the board asked for comment on protections that prevent employers from disciplining workers who use "extreme profane or racially offensive language" under the National Labor Relations Act.
The board's reque...
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