What does a Wisconsin manufacturing plant have in common with a national homebuilder in Deerfield Beech, Florida? Both are featured on the NLRB’s new Web page that describes employees’ rights under Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act to act together for their mutual aid and protection. The NLRB’s new Web page shows an interactive map with links to descriptions about various cases involving protected concerted activity, in some cases including non-union activity, that the NLRB claims accounts for more than five percent of its recent caseload.Continue reading this entry
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