Labor/Employment
Dec. 1, 2011
NLRB passes pro-worker rule changes
The National Labor Relations Board voted 2-1 on Wednesday to authorize a handful of pro-worker changes in union election procedures, stopping short of passing more dramatic proposals on the table.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The National Labor Relations Board voted 2-1 on Wednesday to authorize a handful of pro-worker changes in union election procedures, stopping short of passing a more sweeping overhaul originally considered in June.
The weakened resolution was proposed Tuesday by Chairman Mark Gaston Pearce, possibly to appease a Republican member who had threatened to resign.
Brian E. Hayes, the three-membe...
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