Posted on 01/03/2014 2:03:04 PM PST by ColdOne
The National Labor Relations Board has abandoned the administration’s attempts to force businesses to post pro-union notices in workplaces.
Two federal appeals courts struck down an NLRB rule that would have forced employers to put up the signs. The NLRB had until Thursday, Jan. 2, to appeal the cases to the Supreme Court, but quietly allowed the deadline to pass.
A NLRB spokesman said the agency was not prepared to comment on the matter.
Critics of the posters celebrated the NLRB’s decision.
The “unanimous voice of the judiciary has forced the Obama Labor Board to
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Remember that. Was it...Lenin?
Nice to know that the Liberal Messiah’s packing of the NLRB was countered by the federal courts. Now let’s see what the Supreme Court rules regarding His feux-recess appointments.
Why do we have a NLRB in the first place?
To give federal jobs and pensions to pro-union activists.
> Two federal appeals courts struck down an NLRB rule [Obamanation decree] that would have forced employers to put up the signs. The NLRB had until Thursday, Jan. 2, to appeal the cases to the Supreme Court, but quietly allowed the deadline to pass.
Thanks ColdOne.
It’s payback for sure.
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