Punching In: Labor Board Eyes End of Ethics Saga

Nov. 4, 2019, 11:01 AM UTC

Monday morning musings for workplace watchers

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Chris Opfer: An ethics debate that has dogged the National Labor Relations Board during much of the Trump administration could soon be nearing resolution, at least from the Republican board majority’s point of view.

The NLRB plans in the next two weeks to release a long-awaited review of its process for determining when members need to sit out certain cases because of conflicts of interest, an agency official recently told me. The board will follow that move by deciding the closely watched McDonald’s ...

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