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T-Mobile USA, Inc. v. NLRB
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17-1065
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March 27, 2018
No Middle Path During Union Status Challenge, DC Circ. Says
Companies that believe their workers no longer support a union must either sever the relationship with the union or maintain the status quo until their workers can vote on whether to continue representation, a D.C. Circuit panel said Tuesday, rejecting a middle path T-Mobile USA Inc. took at a Connecticut store.
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February 23, 2018
T-Mobile Fights For 3rd Labor Bargaining Option At DC Circ.
T-Mobile urged a D.C. Circuit panel Friday to carve out a third option from the normal two when employers learn a bargaining unit is operating without the support of most workers, an option that would've allowed the telecommunications company to stop most negotiations with one union branch its been dealing with.