National Labor Relations Act News
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A U.S. labor board rule requiring most companies to install workplace posters explaining union rights was thrown out by a second appeals court that said the agency had no legal right to enact the measure.
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U.S. employers must post notices informing workers about their legal rights to form a union and bargain on contracts, the National Labor Relations Board said in a rule that may help efforts to organize employees.
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Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Co. improperly filed its prepackaged reorganization in New York, the bankruptcy judge ruled on June 22, one day after signing a confirmation order approving the Chapter 11 plan for the Boston- based educational publisher.
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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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The Teamsters Union is taking to the Internet in its campaign to require that drivers in FedEx Corp.’s Express unit be subject to the same labor laws as rival package delivery companies.
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A federal judge in Washington asked the National Labor Relations Board to delay enforcing a rule that companies inform employees of their rights to form a union.
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The U.S. Treasury Department announced an $88.3 million settlement with JPMorgan Chase & Co. for apparent violations of international sanctions programs, including Cuban assets control and anti-terrorism regulations.
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The recent publicity surrounding the very old news that members of Congress aren’t prohibited from trading stock using nonpublic information has the House and Senate running for cover. Hastily drafted bills are picking up co-sponsors on both sides of the aisle.
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If Democrats wonder why their political fortunes have shifted so much, they should study the appointment of Craig Becker to a body that adjudicates labor disputes.
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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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