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labor relations

noun as in industrial relations

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A 2023 study from researchers at Cornell and the University of Windsor reviewed 226 National Labor Relations Board representation elections that occurred in 2018.

If the company declines, employees can have the National Labor Relations Board schedule an election on the question of unionizing with UFCW.

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On Wednesday, a National Labor Relations Board complaint said participants should be considered employees.

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It’s the National Labor Relations Board, created in 1935 as a quintessential New Deal regulatory agency.

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“Since the early 1980s, Congress has attempted to politicize the board to relitigate the assumptions about labor-management relations that got the National Labor Relations Act enacted in 1935. That drum has just gotten louder and louder.”

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