Interim Bargaining Not Required, NLRB Judge Says

By Aaron Vehling · March 14, 2016, 11:51 PM EDT

A National Labor Relations Board judge ruled Friday that an upstate New York nursing home didn't need to negotiate with its newly certified union when it fired two workers before a...

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