NLRB Adds Five Judges as Labor Case Backlog Persists
The NLRB appointed five administrative law judges, restoring its corps to 30 as workers, unions and employers await decisions in a strained system.
Unions
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USDA Ordered to Restore Telework Terms for 135 Union Employees
An arbitrator found USDA violated its AFSCME contract by ending telework without bargaining and ordered restoration, negotiations and possible reimbursement.
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New NLRB Majority Can Revisit Major Biden-Era Union Rulings
James Macy’s arrival gives Republicans three of four sitting NLRB members as the agency’s general counsel identifies labor precedents she may challenge.
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NLRB rulings clarify union-literature and joint-employer disputes
Recent NLRB rulings explain when union-literature restrictions may violate labor law and how joint-employer status can shape a workplace election.
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NLRB certifies Hachette workers’ union after 388-130 vote
The NLRB certified Washington-Baltimore News Guild Local 32035 for a defined Hachette unit, starting preparation for first-contract bargaining.