An Oregon-based manufacturing company’s opposition to a union gave the Trump labor board a chance to tighten the legal test for approving smaller bargaining units for union elections two years ago. Now the way is clear for that company to challenge the application of that test in federal appeals court.
The National Labor Relations Board on Nov. 27 ruled that PCC Structurals Inc. unlawfully refused to bargain with an International Association of Machinists Union affiliate that represents a unit of the company’s welders. Despite the legal framework being more employer-friendly, the board approved a smaller unit of PCC workers in ...
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