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What a week! An update on the NLRB appointments

Hobbled by controversy over the political appointees that run the NLRB, last week brought news that the agency may not be on the road to recovery

Last year, the NLRB issued a controversial decision in Banner Health System, 358 N.L.R.B. No. 93 (2012), finding that an employer violated the NLRA

The federal courts have dealt the NLRB's notice posting rule another setback. In a ruling Tuesday, the court of appeals in Washington, D.C., the same

Recently, the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals reigned in a union-friendly NLRB decision involving comments made during a union

President Obama announced his intention today to nominate three individuals to the NLRB. The President's action comes at a time when the authority of

During labor negotiations, an employer is obligated to provide certain information to the union. When that information implicates the employer's

Earlier this year, the Acting General Counsel met with the Practice and Procedure Committee of the American Bar Association's Labor and Employment

Earlier this afternoon, the NLRB announced that it will appeal the Noel Canning decision to the U.S. Supreme Court. Noel Canning is the case from the

In case you were wondering what unions thought about the Noel Canning decision, which held that President Obama's recess appointments to the NLRB

Last year, a federal district court judge found that the NLRB's election rule was invalid. The NLRB appealed that ruling, and announced that it would