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Home » Parts of “Quickie Election Rule” Cutbacks Take Effect, While Others Put on Hold Following Court Order
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Parts of “Quickie Election Rule” Cutbacks Take Effect, While Others Put on Hold Following Court Order

June 18, 2020Updated:November 29, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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A federal district court on May 30 invalidated portions of a rule issued by the present National Labor Relations Board to modify the prior Administration’s regulation (often referred to as the “quickie” or “ambush” election rule) on union representation-case procedures.  The Board swiftly responded by announcing that it would implement the remaining...

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