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SPRING CREEK REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER LLC v. NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD et al
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November 06, 2024
NJ Nursing Home Loses 2nd Bid To Halt NLRB Suit
A New Jersey federal judge shot down a nursing home operator's second attempt to use a constitutional argument to block National Labor Relations Board prosecutors from pursuing a case against the company, saying Wednesday that the company's second injunction bid too closely resembled its first failed bid.
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October 25, 2024
Nursing Home's Challenge To NLRB Case Falls Flat In NJ
A New Jersey federal judge won't block the National Labor Relations Board from adjudicating a case against a nursing home on the grounds that the agency is unconstitutionally structured, saying the company has not shown it would be irreparably harmed without an injunction.
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September 30, 2024
NLRB Defends Constitutionality Against NJ Nursing Home
A nursing home doesn't deserve an injunction blocking the National Labor Relations Board from prosecuting its alleged failure to bargain with a union, the board told a New Jersey federal court, saying the home's challenge to its constitutionality doesn't hold water.