EEOC enters year 3 of purgatory
EEOC’s partisan appointees are still nowhere as acrimonious as those at places like the FEC or even the NLRB.
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EEOC’s partisan appointees are still nowhere as acrimonious as those at places like the FEC or even the NLRB.
Efforts in Democrat-controlled statehouses from coast to coast have also proliferated in the past few years and are continuing.
The case is being closely watched by labor unions fearful that the conservative majority could undercut the appeal for workers to strike and sap authority from the National Labor Relations Board.
NLRB issued a daily drumbeat of 3-2 decisions to closely watched cases.
Many of these comments were of employers taking aim at much of what the NLRB put out back in early September as vague and unworkable for businesses.