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NLRB rule could make it harder for millions of workers to organize

by Meghan McCarty Carino
Feb 26, 2020
It rolls back an Obama-era policy that held some corporations accountable for labor violations by subcontractors and franchisees.
The new NLRB rule could make it harder for employee's of McDonald's to organize.
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Trump picks could reverse Obama-era labor rulings

by Kimberly Adams
Sep 26, 2017
Republicans have control of the NLRB for the first time in almost a decade.
Fast food workers and activists demonstrate outside McDonald's downtown flagship restaurant in Chicago, Illinois back in 2014.
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NLRB decision pushes 'employee' debate

by Kimberly Adams
Aug 28, 2015
Franchising and subcontracting labor haven't always been the norm.
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Firms, organized labor wait for major ruling

by Mark Garrison
Aug 14, 2015
The case is about employees working for subcontractors or franchisees.
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NLRB rules Northwestern football players can unionize

by Noel King
Mar 27, 2014
A regional director of the National Labor Relations Board ruled that Northwestern football players are employees of the school and can vote on whether they want the representation of a labor organization.
The Northwestern Wildcats stand on the field during play against the Michigan Wolverines at Ryan Field on November 16, 2013 in Evanston, Illinois.
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How easy should it be to join a labor union?

by David Weinberg
Feb 6, 2014
The National Labor Relations Board wants to change the rules about how workers vote on whether or not to unionize.
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Supreme Court could cause trouble for consumer watchdog

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
Jun 20, 2013
The Supreme Court is expected to take a case on whether several recess appointments were constitutional -- and that has implications for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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