24Aug
Labor Board Corrects ‘Unjustified Asymmetry’ In Anticipatory Withdrawal Of Union Recognition Doctrine
Since 2001, an employer presented with evidence that at least 50 percent of its unionized bargaining unit no longer wanted to be represented by the union could anticipatorily withdraw recognition from that union. The union, however, could rebut that...
By:
Jackson Lewis P.C.
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