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Pfanstiehl, Inc. v. The United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America and Its Local 1137 et al
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August 24, 2022
NLRB Attys Ask Court To Stay Out Of Union Settlement Fight
National Labor Relations Board attorneys urged an Illinois federal judge to dismiss a pharmaceutical manufacturer's lawsuit alleging an electrical workers union violated a settlement agreement over the termination of a worker, saying the board has jurisdiction over resolving the unfair labor practice case.
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May 27, 2022
Union Says Labor Law Preempts Co.'s NLRB Settlement Suit
An electrical workers union and a former employee urged an Illinois federal judge to toss a pharmaceutical company supplier's suit claiming they violated a settlement agreement by appealing the National Labor Relations Board's dismissal of the union's charge about the worker's termination.
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April 01, 2022
Biz Says Fired Worker's NLRB Case Pursuit Flouts Settlement
A company that supplies drug ingredients to pharmaceutical companies sued a United Electrical Workers local and a former employee in Illinois federal court, accusing them of breaching a settlement agreement by continuing to pursue a case challenging the worker's firing before the National Labor Relations Board.