Labor/Employment
Sep. 15, 2016
Obama's NLRB has reversed decades of labor law but it may not last
They've expanded who is an employer, submitted novel rulings on social media and the workplace, and more.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Barack Obama administration's National Labor Relations Board has spent three years trying to make up for lost time. They've reversed decades of labor law, but it may not last.
After a protracted fight over Obama's appointments, the board has handed down widely publicized decisions that expand who is an employer. They've submitted novel rulings regarding social media and the workplace, and...
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