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FLRA Pans Feds' Bargaining With Immigration Judges

By Kevin Stawicki · January 24, 2022, 6:45 PM EST

The Federal Labor Relations Authority has stood by its ruling that federal immigration judges are ineligible for collective bargaining as managers, criticizing an agency regional director for flouting the decision and...

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