The National Labor Relations Board again extended the deadline for public comments on its proposed changes to rules that govern the elections process when workers want to form a union or oust an existing one.
The second extension—which moves the comment period deadline to Jan. 9, with responses to initial comments due Jan. 23—was announced hours after publication of a Bloomberg Law analysis showing errors in data the board’s Republican majority relied on to justify a portion of its rulemaking. That part of the larger proposal would undo a policy that requires NLRB officials to pause union elections if a ...