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The NLRB ruled DaVita's Concord, California dialysis clinic must recognize and bargain with SEIU United Healthcare Workers West, rejecting the company's challenges to a 2024 union election as already litigated.
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The NLRB ruled Walgreens must recognize and bargain with The Pharmacy Guild at its Vancouver, Washington store, rejecting the company's challenges to the union's certification and its constitutional arguments.
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The National Labor Relations Board found that Statesville Painting and Maintenance LLC unlawfully fired union supporters and ordered it to bargain with the union after the company missed its deadline to answer the charges.
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11 Representation Case Filings
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41 Charges Against Employers and 9 Charges Against Labor Organizations
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The NLRB granted default judgment against Everyone Can Achieve Corp. after the Delaware traffic control firm missed the terms of a 2024 settlement, ordering it to give Local 199 the payroll and job data the union sought and to post a notice to workers.
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The NLRB granted default judgment against Boxart, Inc. after the fine art shipping company missed its deadline to answer a complaint alleging it fired three workers for union activity, ordering reinstatement and back pay.
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9 Representation Case Filings and 1 NRLB Representation Decertification Filing
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64 Charges Against Employers and 18 Charges Against Labor Organizations
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An NLRB judge found that Apex Fintech Solutions unlawfully fired an engineer who criticized its diversity programs on LinkedIn, ordering reinstatement and back pay while also finding the company's confidentiality rules and subsequent lawsuit against him violated federal labor law.
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An NLRB judge ruled that Starbucks illegally questioned and pressured a Washington barista during a 2023 union campaign, ordering the company to halt the conduct and post a notice, while dismissing separate claims involving a manager's viral Snapchat video and later workplace discipline.
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A divided NLRB, in its first Republican majority ruling since regaining quorum in 2026, sent a California ambulance union dispute to a full hearing rather than deciding it now, over a dissent arguing the outcome was already clear.