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Work Rule Prohibiting Loitering On Company Property After Work Violates NLRA

By Mitchell H. Rubinstein

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Tecumseh Packaging Solutions, 352 NLRB No. 57 (June 2, 2008), is an interesting NLRB case. The employer had a "no loitering rule" which prevented ?[l]oitering on Company property after working hours[.]? You might ask what is the problem with such...

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