US EditionJewel-Osco Pharmacy Division Argues National Labor Relations Act Unconstitutional
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, JUN 23 – Nurses at UPMC face election delays as Trump-era firings left the National Labor Relations Board without quorum, affecting union election scheduling despite ongoing legal challenges.
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Nurses at Pittsburgh's largest employer run up against labor board stalled by Trump • Pennsylvania Capital-Star
Alix Levy, a nurse at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital, speaks at a rally in support of the organizing efforts of University of Pittsburgh Medical Center nurses on June 13. (Photo courtesy of SEIU Healthcare PA) This story was originally published by Capital & Main. Hundreds of nurses employed by the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center — the city’s largest employer — say they are having to fight just to schedule a union election. Meanwhile, their …
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Marietta Daily JournalJewel-Osco pharmacy division argues National Labor Relations Act unconstitutional
Jewel-Osco’s pharmacy division argued this month that the structure of the National Labor Relations Board, the body that enforces federal labor law in the U.S., is unconstitutional. The company joins a lengthy and growing list of employers including SpaceX, Amazon, Trader Joe’s, the University of Southern California, the dating app Grindr and Oak Brook-based hot dog empire Portillo’s that have made similar arguments, either during administrative…
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