Section 10(j) injunctions against employers between 1984 and 1994: an empirical retrospective
Article Abstract:
When regional directors petition courts under Section 10(j) of the Labor- Management Relations Act for temporary relief, those courts using more stringent criteria more often grant the relief. This probably arises from a tendency among directors in districts with less stringent courts to bring weaker cases, but the courts actually grant relief in the same circumstances. Also, courts in 8(a)(3) cases are not influenced by the number of discriminatees, but in 8(a)(5) cases the bargaining unit's size does matter.
Publication Name: Labor Law Journal
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0023-6586
Year: 1995
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What has the Gould Board been doing?
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The National Labor Relations Board chaired by William B. Gould, IV is heavily weighed in the unions' favor with one seat vacant that is traditionally Republican and pro-management. Concerns about support for management rights are probably justified while striker replacement decisions may be overturned by the current Board. Employers are also worried about the General Counsel overusing discretionary injunctions, which are unreviewable. Several decisions are analyzed.
Publication Name: Labor Law Journal
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0023-6586
Year: 1996
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