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The NLRB held that a successor employer that acquires the assets of a unionized hospital must recognize and bargain with a union that initially demanded bargaining with an inappropriate employee unit, but later “perfected” the unit by dropping several job categories
Three employees of Boeing’s South Carolina assembly plant sought to intervene in the case, and 16 state attorney generals filed an amicus brief opposing the NLRB’s complaint against Boeing
