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Appeals court strikes down union poster rule

In another blow to the nation's dwindling labor unions, an appeals court on Tuesday struck down a federal rule that would have required millions of businesses to put up posters informing workers of their right to form a union. Full story

NLRB vs. the Free Market?

   A federal appeals court recently nullified President Obama's recess appointments for the National Labor Relations Board, with Rachel Brand, National Chamber Litigation Center; Steve McMahon, Democratic Strategist; Don Luskin, Trend Macro; and Jim Petho...

U.S. high court stays out of Obama recess appointment issue

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court on Wednesday denied a nursing home operator's emergency stay application that sought to seize upon legal confusion over President Barack Obama's appointments to the National Labor Relations Board. Full story

Exclusive: Hospital chain defies NLRB rulings after court decision

(Reuters) - A California-based hospital company says it will not comply with at least two National Labor Relations Board rulings from the past year after a federal court invalidated three of President Barack Obama's recess appointments to the NLRB last week. Full story

Court ruling on Obama's appointments a victory: Corker

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Republican U.S. senator on Sunday said a federal appeals court ruling against President Barack Obama's recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board could invalidate rulings made by the agency. Full story

Obama Abusing His Power?

   A federal appeals court ruled Obama's recess appointments to the pro-union National Labor Relations Board were unconstitutional. Jimmy Williams, Democratic Strategist; Sara Fagen, Former White House Political Director; and Mark Simone, WOR Radio Talk S...

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  Federal appeals court ruling a victory for Republicans

A court of appeals has struck down Obama’s recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board and Richard Cordray’s appointment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and if today’s ruling stands, it will eliminate a power that presidents of both parties have used for over a century. NB

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(LtoR) Mark Gaston Pearce, Sharon Block, and Richard F. Griffin Jr. of the National Labor Relations Board in an undated combination image courtesy of the NLRB
(LtoR) Mark Gaston Pearce, Sharon Block, and Richard F. Griffin Jr. of the National Labor Relations Board in an undated combination image courtesy of the NLRB

Mark Gaston Pearce, Sharon Block, and Richard F. Griffin Jr. of the National Labor Relations Board in an undated combination image courtesy of the NLRB. REUTERS/Handout