20Dec
NLRB: Employers May Require Confidentiality In Workplace Investigations
The National Labor Relations Board just ruled that employers may now require confidentiality from employees involved in open workplace investigations. Importantly, Tuesday’s decision in Apogee Retail LLC resolves conflicting commands from the Board...
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Fisher Phillips
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