Legal updates, new research, interesting ideas for students-- past and present-- of LER Prof. Michael H. LeRoy, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Welcome, also, to friends who are curious about employment and labor law.
Friday, July 10, 2015
Can Temps Unionize? We’ve Seen This Movie Before
On
July 7, the National Labor Relations Board invited briefs in a case where temp
workers, who were employed side-by-side with unionized workers, were disallowed
from joining that union (called a unit accretion). The Clinton NLRB ruled in M.B.
Sturgis, Inc. (331 NLRB 1298) that temps could join. The Bush Board reversed
that in Oakwood Care Center (343 NLRB
659). Looks like the Obama Board is returning to the ruling in Sturgis. Impact?
Significant … most large workforces supplement with temps who work long stretches
with core employees. If you want to send the NLRB a comment in the new case, Miller
& Anderson, Inc., see this: https://www.nlrb.gov/news-outreach/news-story/board-invites-briefs-miller-anderson-inc
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