Seyfarth Synopsis: A review and analysis of select NLRB cases decided by President Trump’s new appointee as Secretary of Labor and former NLRB Member Alexander Acosta.
With the withdrawal of Andrew Puzder from consideration for the Secretary of Labor vacancy on President Donald Trump’s cabinet, former NLRB Member Alexander Acosta…
Seyfarth Synopsis: On June 27, 2016, a federal district court in Lubbock Texas issued a nationwide preliminary injunction preventing the Department of Labor’s new persuader regulations from taking effect this July 1, 2016.
The United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas dealt the Department of Labor (DOL) a…
By: Ronald J. Kramer, Esq & Annette E. Kim
The kids may be waiting for Santa, and everyone is waiting for Noel Canning, but the wait is over, more or less, for indications as when the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and the Department of Labor (DOL) may move on proposed “ambush election”…
By: Bradford L. Livingston & John J. Toner
Imagine being expected to play a game while being discouraged from knowing the rules. Some games — tic-tac-toe or “rock, paper, scissors” for example — are fairly easy to learn. Others, like checkers, might take a little more time, but without any significant training can soon be…
By Ronald J. Kramer.
On September 28, 2012, the NLRB filed its opening brief in the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals case challenging the South Carolina district court’s April 13, 2012 decision invalidating the NLRB’s NLRA rights poster rule. NLRB v. Chamber of Commerce of the United States et al., Case No. 12-1757…
