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Jan. 1, 2007
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The labor board finds that hospital charge nurses are actually supervisors—a ruling that could exempt some 8 million employees from union protections. By Thomas Brom
By Thomas Brom
Contested Terrain
Decisions of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) rarely make scintillating reading, but its ruling last fall parsing the meaning of "supervisor" could be used for anesthesia. Chairman Robert J. Battista referred repeatedly to Webster's dictionary to define three statutory terms?"assign," "responsibility to direct,...
Contested Terrain
Decisions of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) rarely make scintillating reading, but its ruling last fall parsing the meaning of "supervisor" could be used for anesthesia. Chairman Robert J. Battista referred repeatedly to Webster's dictionary to define three statutory terms?"assign," "responsibility to direct,...
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