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Wal-Mart Stores Inc.’s charge of illegal picketing by workers at some of its stores probably won’t be resolved by the National Labor Relations Board before the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday tomorrow, the agency said.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc.’s charge that workers at some of its stores are engaging in unfair labor practices may be answered by the National Labor Relations Board as soon as today.
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A dispute over working conditions at a Brooklyn apartment complex may be a test case for whether President Barack Obama’s appointments to the National Labor Relations Board are legal.
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Boeing Co.’s tentative contract agreement with the Machinists union to keep building the 737 jet in Washington state may help resolve a U.S. labor complaint against the company over the 787 Dreamliner.
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A court petition seeking to halt a lockout of Brooklyn, New York, workers was valid, a federal judge ruled, rejecting claims that it wasn’t because the National Labor Relations Board that voted to file it didn’t have a quorum to do so.
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Teamster union members at PepsiCo Inc. in upstate New York are seeking National Labor Relations Board help to fight the company’s health-care policy that charges employees $50 a month when they smoke or have medical issues that may trigger weight gain.
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The single Republican on the National Labor Relations Board has threatened to quit, according to its chairman, in a move aimed at blocking action by a panel that business groups say is too pro-union.
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Labor-relations consultant Phillip Wilson has had a busy month, flying from Arizona to Virginia holding seminars and conducting online workshops to get employers ready for what he says is one of the biggest changes in labor law in decades.
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The National Labor Relations Board’s watchdog knows of reports that Brian Hayes, the board’s only Republican, got offers aimed at getting him to resign, the board’s spokeswoman said.
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Employers can’t be required by the National Labor Relations Board to post notices informing workers of their rights to form a union, a federal judge in South Carolina ruled.
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