The NLRB will decide for sure, but the timing and the involvement of Littler Mendelson make it incredibly unlikely that this wasn't a direct response to the uni

The NLRB will decide for sure, but the timing and the involvement of Littler Mendelson make it incredibly unlikely that this wasn't a direct response to the union. The union drive was announced on July 20th and this relocation policy was instituted less than 3 weeks later, with no warning before that, and no other response to the union. Employees were given two weeks to decide whether to move or quit.