The National Labor Relations Board backed off its earlier decision ordering a Bronx concrete company to reopen its truck repair operation after a scathing federal appeals court opinion told the board to reconsider that mandate.
In a divided decision Wednesday, two Republicans on a three-member NLRB panel declined to require Concrete Express of New York LLC to resurrect RAV Truck and Trailer Repairs Inc., which has been closed for four years.
The GOP majority cited the passage of time, as well as issues that the appeals court raised regarding the board’s legal authority, the feasibility of resuming ...
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