A bit of background. Biden moved Robb (former GC) out, is going for the more explicit pro-union approach in NLRB. Obama did same thing in being explicitly pro-

A bit of background. Biden moved Robb (former GC) out, is going for the more explicit pro-union approach in NLRB. Obama did same thing in being explicitly pro-union. Basically the GC's then took pretty aggressive positions " Solomon pushed a case against Boeing in 2011 for trying to open a factory in right-to-work South Carolina. He argued this was retaliation against unionized workers in Washington state even though none had been laid off. He demanded Boeing abandon a $2 billion investment and move all production to Washington state." Here's the letter from the Former GC - who was forcefully removed - so the agency is a bit less independent from the administration than one would think from the act itself. https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__aboutblaw.com_VaB&d=DwMGaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=kLMxVm2Pe3-vqnwax6USXHuUJikBU_JKdLMsYWVYGu4&m=zMrmuov2XRbt1-_L6ek3zMmg-AVpmkxqmBK399hgZPI&s=PufObqHG9Zo6_LiRfdiP86kHMWHfLSPrRPmp8KqvWbM&e= https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__aboutbl... What is interesting is that even Trump allowed the (dem) GC to serve out their term, so this Biden approach is a bit new. I mention just because a lot of posts are mention the NLRB is a "neutral" govt agency. Biden has promised that it will be the most "pro-union" ever, and has taken steps to make that happen.