The Latest Breaking News from NLRB

"The Federal Reserve is a uniquely structured, quasi-private entity," the Supreme Court wrote in a ruling this year.

Former NLRB counsel Jennifer Abruzzo says firings and court rulings have left agency toothless

Remote quorums, jetway robberies, and the beauty of our constitutional republic.

During the 2024 election campaign, the Republican Party’s historically fraught relationship with organized labor appeared to be changing. Several influential Republicans reached out to unions, seeking to cement the loyalties of the growing ranks of working-class Americans who have been backing Donald Trump’s presidential runs and voting for other members…

The Court concludes that limitations on the removal of NLRB Board members and NLRB administrative law judges are both unconstitutional.

Contentious campaign prompted local officials to collect union-busting reports. Voting starts August 19.

A sovereign See, a safehouse, and an infinite number of pronouns.

BlueOval SK workers asked for a union vote six months ago. Trump administration changes could extend delays.

DOGE claims to cut waste and save billions, but whistleblower concerns and transparency issues raise questions about its true impact on government efficiency.

Labor leaders say a May Supreme Court decision could turn the agency that protects workers into a rubber stamp for President Trump.

Workers claim the company has used AI to deny requests for accommodation and policed an employee Slack channel