Labor/Employment
May 25, 2001
About Face
In an important ruling originally arising in California, the National Labor Relations Board has made it more difficult for a company to withdraw recognition of a union that represents its workers. But the board also lowered the standard for an employer to seek an election to "decertify" a union. Levitz Furniture Co. of the Pacific, 333 N.L.R.B. No. 105 (March 29, 2001).
In an important ruling originally arising in California, the National Labor Relations Board has made it more difficult for a company to withdraw recognition of a union that represents its workers. But the board also lowered the standard for an employer to seek an election to "decertify" a union. Levitz Furniture Co. of the Pacific, 333...
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