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Mori Rubin v. RadNet Management, Inc. et al
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June 02, 2022
Rabbi At Bargaining Not A Reason To Skip Talks, Judge Says
A radiology company must return to the bargaining table with a health care workers union after refusing to negotiate when a rabbi was present during talks, a California federal judge ruled, chastising the business for submitting a response to NLRB prosecutors' injunction bid nearly 20 days late.
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May 31, 2022
Rabbi's Presence Excused Bargain Delay, Radiology Co. Says
A radiology company asked a California federal judge Tuesday to deny a bid by National Labor Relations Board attorneys to force the business to bargain with a health care workers' union, arguing that the company temporarily stalled negotiations because a rabbi was present on the union's behalf.
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April 25, 2022
NLRB Prosecutors Ask Court To Make Radiology Co. Bargain
National Labor Relations Board prosecutors urged a California district judge to force a radiology company to negotiate with a union, saying an injunction is needed before an NLRB judge decides whether the company's alleged pattern of shortening bargaining sessions and withholding information flouts federal labor law.