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Menard, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board
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3:18-cv-00376
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Government Agencies
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August 14, 2018
NLRB Can Pursue Retaliation Case Against Menard: Judge
A Wisconsin federal judge on Tuesday ruled that the National Labor Relations Board didn't jump the rails of federal labor law when it pursued a retaliation complaint against Menard Inc. on behalf of a contractor, saying the agency acted within its authority and the retailer will be able to appeal an outcome it doesn't like.
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May 21, 2018
Menards Says Retaliation Complaint Exceeds NLRB's Reach
Menard Inc. hit the National Labor Relations Board with a lawsuit in Wisconsin federal court alleging it is exceeding its statutory authority by bringing a retaliation complaint on behalf of the head of a delivery services company, despite an NLRB judge's previous finding that the company and others like it were independent contractors.