Word: nlrb
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Jenkins, first black ever appointed to the NLRB, has served on the Board since 1963. He has been long involved in labor relations at both state and federal government levels and as a labor and law professor at Howard University...
Jenkins said he is strongly opposed to this trend in NLRB behavior and would speak against it to the law students...
Jenkins said yesterday that he will address the NLRB's current deferral policy under the Collier Rule...
Under the Collier Rule, the NLRB often sends cases back to private arbitration, leading to a situation in which "public law is decided by the private sector," Harry T. Edwards, visiting professor of law at the Law School, said yesterday...
...which perhaps proves that it is a risky business to attempt to predict the behavior of the NLRB. One can only look forward to the Board's decision with interest, keeping in mind the words of Leet: "It is the job of the National Board to make sure that a coherent overall policy is followed, and that case precedent is followed to the extent that the Board sees fit." If the Board sees fit to ignore precedent in this case, the enemies of a Med area union may in fact have found an unwitting ally in the halls...