Either Obama’s hand-picked National Labor Relations Board has awful, terrible, pitiful lawyers — or, it keeps picking stupid fights that it is destined to lose.
Or both.
Here’s a look at the NLRB’s latest round of drubbings, follies and screw-ups.
RedState: Out Of Bounds: Another Court Smack’s Obama NLRB’s Overreach On Union Rights Posters
The National Law Review: Another Loss For The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) On Notice Posting Rule
Inside Counsel: 4th Circuit Invalidates NLRB Poster Rule
Washington Business Journal: You Likely Won’t Have To Put Up Pro-Union Posters At Your Work Site; NLRB Loses Again
The American Prospect: The Fourth Circuit’s NLRB Smackdown
And The Beat Goes On:
The Associated Press: Judge Rules NLRB Overstepped Its Authority In Portland Port Dispute
The Oregonian: Judge Michael Mosman Throws Out Ruling That Gave Port Of Portland Jobs To Electricians Instead Of Longshoremen
For Good Measure:
Law 360: NLRB Thumbing Nose At Noel Canning, DC Circ. Told
Last But Not Least:
The Washington Examiner: NLRB Defies First Amendment Ruling, Sanctions Newspaper
Did I say “last?” How about a little bit more:
The Washington Times: Home Invasion By Big Labor: Home Day Care Providers Would Be Forced Into Unions
The Washington Post: Do Private-Sector Unions Still Have A Future In The U.S.?
Tatler’s editorial reply: Only to the extent that the Democrats’ unholy relationship with government unions continue. And those unions should be banned.
In The States:
Napa Valley Register: Project Labor Agreements Give Unions Unfair Advantage
Michigan Capitol Confidential: Majority Of Fastest-Growing U.S. Cities Are In Right-To-Work States
Union Bosses Gone Wild:
National Legal & Policy Center: AFGE Local Secretary-Treasurer In Cincinnati Pleads Guilty
National Legal & Policy Center: Steelworkers Secretary-Treasurer In Tennessee Sentenced For Theft
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