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For years, the NLRB has been too toothless to enforce labor laws. Is that finally changing?Those employer-led petitions actually made up the majority of the recent rise in union petition filings, thanks to an NLRB ruling issued in August 2023. Called the Cemex Decision, it was meant to ...
The rescinded memos included: Cemex Construction Materials Pacific, LLC, 372 NLRB No. 130 (2023), was a controversial Board decision that provided, in part, that any unfair labor practice ...
On March 28, 2025, the United States District Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit stayed the District Court’s order ...
The months-long case directly challenges President Donald Trump’s power to remove members of independent government agencies at will.
The constitutional question of the President’s ability to fire members of independent agencies may go on to the Supreme Court ...
The clients would usually have to bargain over the decision to do so. In many cases, NLRB precedent would require new contractors to hire the same workers and use the same collective bargaining ...
In 2021 the NLRB received 23 petitions and in 2024 ... decade that employer effort … will find ways to … dull decisions like the Cemex decision." Workers at Indiana Box Company in Greenfield ...
Reportedly, the cases will be resubmitted to the NLRB's "division of advice," which assesses cases. The decision comes after the Trump administration appointed Apple lawyer Crystal Carey to be the ...
A federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump illegally fired National Labor Relations Board member Gwynne Wilcox in January, ordering the Biden appointee be reinstated to the five-seat board ...
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