100) This Note concerns the test the
NLRB uses to determine whether these protections should extend to charter-school employee unions.
So, the effort to clean up the leakage caused by the
NLRB's Murphy Oil decision appears to have begun within the
NLRB itself, laying the groundwork for a bigger battle that most certainly lies ahead.
To conserve resources, the
NLRB set jurisdictional requirements that must be met for employers to be subject to the NLRA.
That appeal was filed on the basis that the
NLRB does not have rulemaking authority, the plaintiffs' First Amendment claims, and their ongoing challenge to the
NLRB's recess appointments.
But the
NLRB states that it has "chosen not to assert [its] jurisdiction over very small employers whose annual volume of business is not large enough to have more than a slight effect on interstate commerce.
The Boeing lawsuit was followed by
NLRB publication of a suite of proposed rules on June 22 seeking about a dozen modifications to procedures governing union representation elections, effectively compressing the time frame between a union's filing of a representation petition and a representation election.
The
NLRB is attempting to determine in what state a company like Boeing or Caterpillar can and can't do business.
Hall said language in the
NLRB memo may help define the appropriate scope for a bargaining unit.
In denouncing the
NLRB decision, American Nurses Association President Rebecca M.
According to AGMA executive director Alan Gordon, they were the only dancers to testify before the
NLRB at the union's request, although six others were subpoenaed.
That all changed in November 2000, when the
NLRB granted graduate students at NYU and other private institutions the right to form unions, overturning a 20-year-old precedent.
And according to the National Labor Relations Board, or
NLRB, this means that employers may not forbid workers from discussing wages and other working conditions.
