It has been almost a year since there was news to report about the NLRB proposed rule requiring employers to post notices about union organizing rights. As you might recall, the NLRB issued the rule in the fall of 2011 and it caused immediate controversy. Many in the business community considered the posting an unwarranted
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NLRB Posting Rule Lifted – At Least For Now
By Porter Wright on
In an order issued today, the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia granted a temporary injunction, barring the NLRB from enforcing its posting rule, at least while the appeal before that Court is pending.
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NLRB Posting Rule Struck Down by South Carolina Court
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Friday the 13th was unlucky for the National Labor Relations Board. A Federal District Court for South Carolina ruled on Friday that the NLRB overstepped its authority by issuing a rule requiring employers to post notices. In Chamber of Commerce of the United States v. NLRB, Case No. 2:11-CV-02516-DCN (D.S.C. April 13, 2012), Judge…