March 03, 2023
The D.C. Circuit on Friday threw out a National Labor Relations Board decision in 2021 over a shipping company's duty to bargain with a "mixed" unit of employees and supervisors, saying the board's ruling "defies established law" and improperly created a new rule about agency jurisdiction.
April 29, 2022
A shipping company urged the D.C. Circuit to support a National Labor Relations Board decision last summer that found the business did not violate its duty to bargain with a "mixed" unit of supervisors and employees, arguing the board's ruling aligns with agency precedent.
April 22, 2022
The National Labor Relations Board defended its decision to stay out of a dispute between a mariners union and a shipping company, telling the D.C. Circuit it didn't create new precedent by deciding it has no jurisdiction over cases where an employer believes it recognized a unit consisting only of supervisors.
March 15, 2022
A mariners union urged the D.C. Circuit to review a July decision from the NLRB finding a shipping company did not violate its duty to bargain with a "mixed" unit of supervisors and employees, arguing the board's majority created an arbitrary standard that departs from agency precedent.