An appeals court decision making it harder for the National Labor Relations Board to wield one of its strongest weapons will test the agency’s willingness to defend its power.
Unless the NLRB asks the full US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit to review a recent panel ruling, it will be stuck with a much higher bar when it goes to court seeking injunctions in labor law cases within the circuit’s jurisdiction.
Those types of orders are crucial to stop harms to workers’ rights that the board wouldn’t be able to fix when it eventually rules in the ...
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