By Vin Gurrieri ( January 14, 2019, 7:57 PM EST) -- The National Labor Relations Board on Friday upended an Obama-era precedent that a worker's gripe can qualify as concerted activity that is shielded by federal labor law if it's made in front of colleagues, ruling against a JFK International Airport porter who was fired for complaining about inadequate tips....
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