Democrats gained majority control of the National Labor Relations Board six months ago and have yet to hand down a major precedential decision, marking a sharp contrast to the board’s swift movement at the start of the Trump administration.
The Biden NLRB has been moving at a deliberate pace, calling for comments from outside parties in five cases in which it’s considering changes to board law. The comment period for its most recent invitation for briefs, which deals with mandatory arbitration agreements, closed March 21.
The Trump board in 2017 dashed out of the gate with a series of ...
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