Labor/Employment
Apr. 1, 2020
NLRB rule change aimed at allowing employees more union freedom
Attorneys differed on the significance of the action and whether it could end up hurting cooperation between workers and management through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rule changes finalized by the National Labor Relations Board on Tuesday will reinforce the right of employees to choose how they are represented by unions, the board said, but attorneys differed on the significance of the action and whether it could end up hurting cooperation between workers and management through the COVID-19 pandemic.
“At a time when millions of unionized and not-yet unionized essential workers have put their wel...
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