NEW NLRB RULINGS CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE
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In late 2017, the NLRB had its first Republican majority of three members in many years. The majority was short-lived, however, as the term of the Republican Chairman Miscimarra expired on December 15, 2017. Miscimarra had been on the Board during the many years of Obama-era NLRB rulings, during which some 92 NLRB precedents were overturned. It is not surprising that Chairman Miscimarra was part of some major reversals of NLRB Obama-era rulings in the weeks prior to the expiration of his term. Now a new NLRB member will have to be confirmed before the Republicans will again have a majority, as currently the Board is 2-2.
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