National Labor Relations Board Archives - Page 8 of 8

Portland French School broke law to fight union

Sep 17, 2010

The National Labor Relations Board says Portland French School committed multiple violations of U.S. labor law in its fight against a unionizing campaign. Earlier this year, teachers and other employees at the private French language school announced their intention to join American Federation of Teachers.

Fired BrucePac workers reinstated

Sep 3, 2010

BrucePac has offered reinstatement and back pay to three of the 17 union supporters it fired in June 2009.

Common, and illegal: Rules banning employees from discussing wages with their co-workers run afoul of federal labor law

Jul 16, 2010

Sharing information about wages, benefits, and working conditions is a protected right, even in nonunion workplaces.

NLRB rules BrucePac firings broke federal labor law

May 7, 2010

BrucePac broke labor law when it fired workers for supporting a union campaign, says a federal judge.

Laborers union campaign at BrucePac becomes test case

Apr 2, 2010

By DON McINTOSH, Associate Editor Two business groups, Associated Oregon Industries (AOI) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, have chosen a union campaign at Silverton, Oregon, headquartered BrucePac as the test case in their lawsuit