Maynard Nexsen 's Brock Phillips outlined the key decisions targeted for reversal and the practical implications for employers in a memorandum issued by the National Labor Relations Board's General Counsel regarding 13 Biden-era labor decisions under the 3-1 Republican majority.
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The National Labor Relations Board's General Counsel has issued a new memorandum identifying 13 Biden-era labor decisions that may be reconsidered under the Board's curr…
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