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U.S. Supreme Court finds hundreds of labor cases were improperly decided due to lack of sufficient quorum

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Marcia Coyle   National Law Journal  June 17, 2010 The vacancy-plagued National Labor Relations Board did not have authority to issue nearly 600 decisions in the last two years with only two board members, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday. In New Process Steel v. National Labor Relations Board, a 5-4 Court upended the NLRB’s attempt, dating [...]

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