16Aug
NLRB: Employers Win When Their Employees Can’t “Opt-In”
In the first post-Epic Systems decision regarding arbitration agreements, the NLRB has underscored just how pro-arbitration courts and regulators have become. In Cordúa Restaurants, the Board put its stamp of approval on employers revising...
By:
Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
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