⚖️ May 04, 2026 Unfair Labor Practice Filings
43 Charges Against Employers and 8 Charges Against Labor Organizations
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🗞️ Undercover and Overlooked: NLRB Rules That Tech Escort Drivers Are Security Guards, Blocking Teamsters Bid
An NLRB regional director ruled that Allied Universal's plainclothes escort drivers for a major tech firm qualify as statutory guards under federal labor law, dismissing a Teamsters unionization bid.
🗞️ Drawn at the State Line: NLRB Narrows the Battlefield in Colorado Traffic Control Union Vote
A federal labor board ruling rejected a statewide bargaining unit for Colorado traffic workers, ordering a secret ballot election limited to employees of two existing branches ahead of a May 2026 vote.
🗞️ Fired for Complaining About Late Paychecks: A Texas Contractor Faces Federal Labor Reckoning at Hyundai's Georgia Megasite
The NLRB ruled against a Texas rebar contractor that fired three workers for complaining about late paychecks at Hyundai's Georgia EV plant, ordering reinstatement and back pay.
🗞️ The Playbook That Backfired: How ADT's Effort to Dislodge a Union Landed It Before the Labor Board, Again
The NLRB found ADT, LLC committed multiple unfair labor practices against IBEW Local 369 in Kentucky, including engineering a decertification drive and bypassing union bargaining rights, and ordered sweeping remedies.