NLRB election delays: do they make a difference?

Article Abstract:

Data from labor union certification elections conducted by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) from 1976-88 were analyzed to determine whether NLRB's processing delays affected the unions' success. The results suggested that, contrary to expectations, delays bolstered a union's odds of victory in an NLRB-called re-election. In addition, delays detracted from the union win rate in non-appealed elections but improved it in appealed elections. Further research is needed to explain these results.

Statistics, United States. National Labor Relations Board

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Epilepsy Foundation of Northeast Ohio: NLRB's tripwire for nonunion employers

Article Abstract:

Issues are discussed regarding a ruling by the National Labor Relations Board mandating that employers grant the requests of non-union employees to have be accompanied by a colleague of their choice to any meeting the employee believes may result in discipline.Guidelines on complying with this ruling are given for employers.

Cases, Employee discipline, Nonunion employees

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Fighting your way through the snare's nest of NLRB election bar rules

Article Abstract:

The author explains NLRB rules concerning when labor union elections may be held and discusses the problems associated with these 'election bar' rules.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Labor Regulation NEC, Management, Labor law

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