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Court Determines that Employer’s “Out of the Ordinary” Communication was Lawful

By Nelson Cary on Oct 06, 2015 08:49 am

A federal appellate court recently reigned-in the NLRB’s attempt to limit an employer’s response to union activity.  The case, Intertape Polymer Corp., previously covered on this blog, arose in the context of a union organizing drive.  As discussed in our prior post, the NLRB decided that the employer engaged in unlawful employee surveillance, confiscation of… Continue Reading

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