To paraphrase Vice President Joe Biden, the decision the National Labor Relations Board handed down last week in a dispute between a California company and its workers is a big deal for working people in North Carolina.
Thanks to this decision by the NLRB, college athletes will have the right to get organized and have their voices heard.
It’s un-American what happened to Marcus Hedger. Without a functioning NLRB, people like Marcus Hedger, are getting hurt, losing their homes and the American Dream.
We applaud the National Labor Relations Board’s issuance of the rule requiring employers to post a notice in their workplaces notifying employees of their rights.
The National Labor Relations Board has proposed a set of modest changes to the rules governing the process for voting on union representation. If adopted by the NLRB, these modest changes would modernize and streamline its representation election procedures and restore some balance and fairness to the system.
Fresh off passing a budget that will result in tens of thousands of additional jobs lost in our state while undoing decades of progress which have made North Carolina the best place in the South to live, work, and get a quality public education, Republican state lawmakers are devising new ways to waste taxpayer money instead of creating jobs.
75th Anniversary of NLRB on Nov. 19 Mark Pearce, formerly a union attorney who was recently nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the Senate to the NLRB, will be visiting North Carolina to speak at a luncheon celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the NLRB and the 60th Anniversary of Region 11. The luncheon will […]
