Labor/Employment,
Civil Rights
Jan. 25, 2019
Employee media gag rules may be on firmer ground now
Employer policies restricting workers’ communication with the press have run afoul of federal protections in the past.
While employer policies restricting workers' communication with the press have run afoul of federal protections in the past, attorneys say that the political pendulum swing of the National Labor Relations Board under President Donald J. Trump could put such rules on firmer ground.
In the past, the board struck down some similar policies as violations of Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act when they are used as cause to fire...
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