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The National Labor Relations Board's acting general counsel April 20 issued an unfair labor
practice complaint alleging that Boeing Co. illegally transferred some of its airliner production
and related supply operations to South Carolina because Washington state employees
represented by the International Association of Machinists have in the past engaged in lawful
strikes over contract disputes with the company (Boeing Co., NLRB, No. 19-CA-32431,
Calling the company's actions illegally motivated and inherently destructive of employee
rights under the National Labor Relations Act, Acting General Counsel Lafe E. Solomon said
he will seek an administrative order requiring the company to add a second line for assembly
of its 787 Dreamliner plane in Washington, utilizing supply lines maintained by IAM-
Boeing immediately said it will vigorously contest the complaint, which Executive Vice
President and General Counsel J. Michael Luttig April 20 called legally frivolous and a
Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) charged the action was nothing more than a political favor for the
But IAM Vice President Rich Michalski said April 20 that under the NLRA it's clearly illegal to
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Firm Settles for $2.6 Million Class Suit Alleging Unlawful Background Checks
The freight services company Vitran Express Inc. has settled for $2.6 million a nationwide
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class action alleging that the company failed to comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act
while conducting criminal and other background checks on job applicants, according to a
proposed settlement filed April 19 in a federal district court in Ohio (Hall v. Vitran Express
Under a stipulation of settlement given preliminary approval by Judge Dan Aaron Polster of
the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, individuals who applied for jobs with
Vitran between April 7, 2004, and March 13, 2009, would be eligible to receive payments
ranging from $550 to $1,930 each because of the company's alleged failure to comply with
the FCRA's notice and disclosure requirements while using criminal records and other credit
Thomas Hall, the named plaintiff in the lawsuit filed in April 2009, would receive a $10,000
incentive payment in addition to any other monetary settlement for which he is eligible for
his efforts in pressing the class action, according to the proposed settlement. The agreement
also provides that class counsel can apply for attorneys' fees not to exceed 30 percent of the
$2.6 million settlement fund and that Vitran will not oppose their application. Class counsel
will send notice to potential class members, who can opt out of the litigation or file objections
The district court has scheduled a fairness hearing for Aug. 31, and the settlement will not
take effect until after the court hears any objections from class members and grants its final
approval.
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IAM Members at AK Steel Ratify Contract Covering 1,700 at Ohio Steel Mill
in Middletown, Ohio, voted to ratify a collective bargaining agreement covering some 1,700
workers that provides for wage increases and keeps many other provisions of the prior
Scott Rich, president of IAM Local Lodge 1943 in Middletown, said the previous contract was
set to expire in September, and that the new agreement largely is an extension of the
previous agreement. Negotiations, he said, were not contentious in this bargaining round,
especially when compared to the previous contract, the ratification of which in early 2007
Members ratified the latest agreement April 19 by a three-to-one margin, Rich said. The
new agreement provides that workers receive a lump sum payment of $1,500 payable upon
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Wendy N. Powell: The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor
an agreement. The EFCA did not gain the needed momentum to pass in Congress
and was not even supported by major players in the Democratic party.
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The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations Board
Keep an eye out for the newly proposed changes to the National Labor Relations
Act. They are remarkably similar to the Employee Free Choice Act. The proposed
EFCA has been nicely tucked away on the back burner since it died in the Senate in
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Wine Briefs
Somerstons grand opening Saturday The grand opening of Somerstons winery and
tasting room is from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, June 25. The afternoon includes
Somerston estate wines and appetizers made with grass-fed lamb from the ranch,
...with grass-fed lamb from the ranch, inspired by Somerston winemaker Craig
Becker; off-road Polaris buggy tours of the vineyards and views of...
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These are strange times in U.S. labor relations, and they are getting stranger by day.
The past two weeks have seen several important developments in the bizarre
ongoing saga between the National Labor Relations Board and Boeing, which has
..."discuss" the NLRB's actions. With considerable reluctance, Lafe Solomon, the
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With the 2012 election season already under way and the president's poll numbers
base, courtesy of the now heavily radicalized National Labor Relations Board.
...office, Obama has packed the NLRB with veteran union activists, like Craig
Becker, previously the SEIU's top lawyer and associate general counsel...
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The Union 'Quickie' More Big Labor help from the NLRB. When Big Labor failed to
Plan B: the National Labor Relations Board, which yesterday delivered a plan for
...challenges also take time. The lone Republican on the current NLRB, Brian
Hayes, estimates the new rules could allow elections to take place in...
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...force the NLRB to withdraw the complaint, but he could fire Lafe Solomon , the
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JUNE 2011, BETHESDA, MD Beech Street Capital, LLC announced today that it
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has provided a $16 million Fannie Mae conventional loan for the acquisition of
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Hayes, and Gerald Tremblay had made plans to conduct a site visit .
The National Labor Relations Board proposed new rules this week that would make
it easier for workers to unionize. The NLRB proposals would shorten the process by
ensuring that employers, employees and unions receive information sooner and by
...petitions and other materials. One of the board's four members, Brian Hayes , the
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Last Month
Last month's 20 minute police "take-over" at Berkeley's hottest South side location,
whether their haunt has their backs covered or has inserted a knife.
...with Med interventions on behalf of its patrons. Starting with the present owner,
Craig Becker, 59, we have this: At the time of his death at...
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2011 has been a busy year for labor unions across America. After historic budget
battles in Wisconsin and Ohio, governors in more states like Florida and New Jersey
have been clamping down on collective bargaining rights and targeting state worker
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Labor regulators are proposing sweeping new rules that would dramatically speed
up the time frame for union elections, a move that could make it easier for struggling
unions to organize new members, and cut the time businesses have to mount anti-
union campaigns.
...to take place in as little as 5 to 10 days. Board chairwoman Wilma Liebman said
the plan would lead to rules that are simpler and clearer , removing...
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...the authority to require all employers to do anything since the National Labor
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The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations Board
Keep an eye out for the newly proposed changes to the National Labor Relations
Act. They are remarkably similar to the " target="_hplink"Employee Free Choice
Act[1].
...Sleeping Giant Keep an eye out for the newly proposed changes to the National
target="_hplink"Employee...
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011 6:52 PM EST Updated: Wednesday, June 22, 2011 6:52
National Labor Relations Act. One rule tossed gave exhibitors the right...
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Local 727 of the Teamsters and the Chicago Regional Council of Carp
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McCormick Place officials have lost a legal battle to keep labor changes in place
temporarily while they appeal an earlier court ruling invalidating the measures.
...for the convention center. Guzman ruled in March that the National Labor
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it easier for workers to unionize. The NLRB proposals would shorten the process by
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Convention center's hopes for reprieve dashed, and fears grow that trade shows
stated in a court filing. Guzman ruled in March that the National Labor Relations
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The board was right to bring the complaint, because the law is on its side, and such
complaints are a step in the right direction. The National Labor Relations Act says
that it is an unfair labor practice to retaliate against workers for union activity.
and such complaints are a step in the right direction. The National Labor Relations
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Convention center's hopes for reprieve dashed, and fears grow that trade shows
stated in a court filing. Guzman ruled in March that the National Labor Relations
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The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations Board
Keep an eye out for the newly proposed changes to the National Labor Relations
Act. They are remarkably similar to the Employee Free Choice Act. The proposed
EFCA has been nicely tucked away on the back burner since it died in the Senate in
...Giant Keep an eye out for the newly proposed changes to the National Labor
Relations Act. They are remarkably similar to the Employee Free Choice...
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National Labor Relations Act. One rule tossed gave exhibitors the right...
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Updated: June 22, 2011 5:24PM Operators of McCormick Place cannot impose
labor reforms while a federal judges ruling striking down state-mandated changes is
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Updated: June 22, 2011 7:46PM Operators of McCormick Place cannot impose
labor reforms while a federal judges ruling striking down state-mandated changes is
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The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations Board
Keep an eye out for the newly proposed changes to the National Labor Relations
Act. They are remarkably similar to the " target="_hplink"Employee Free Choice
Act[1].
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state has filed an ethics complaint against Sen. Lindsey Graham, alleging the South
Carolina Republican is trying to pressure the National Labor Relations Board into
NLRB files complaint against Lindsey Graham WASHINGTON (AP) - The union
representing Boeing Co. workers in Washington state has filed an ethics ...
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the Morning Briefing every morning at no charge. 1. Empty Sophistry, when directed
the union extremists in Obama s Department of Labor and the independent National
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Labor Relations Board (the same agency that may cause 1,000...
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Panetta, the CIA director during the successful operation to kill terrorist leader
Osama bin Laden, received strong bipartisan praise as well as a 100-0 vote.
head the...
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Two weeks ago, I posted an opinion piece about the challenges that our economy is
facing and what Ive been learning about public opinion, just in the course of talking
...as this coming out of the left, along with the actions of the NLRB described in this
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President Bob King of the United Auto Workers (UAW) union is proving again that
he's one of our most astute labor leaders, a worthy occupant of the position once .
...Bob King (28 articles) Track-It Company UAW (16 articles) Track-It Organization
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First Boeing 787 delivery may come in late summer: Airbus' A320neo star of
LE BOURGET, France -- Boeing will deliver the first of its much-delayed 787 wide-
bodied jets to launch customer All Nippon Airways as early as August, officials said
Wednesday.
...against the airplane maker could scare businesses away from the state . The
NLRB said Boeing decided to build its new 787 jet assembly line in South...
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Daily Caller In a conference call today, former National Labor Relations Board
Chairman Peter Schaumber said the quickie elections proposed by the NLRB
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The chairman of the House Education and the Workforce Committee slams the
NLRBs proposal to shorten the period workers have to consider a vote to join a
union.
Rep. Kline Slams NLRB Unionization Plan The chairman of the House Education
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Pardon us, but we're getting a bit weary of all the hot air being dedicated to Boeing's
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fight with the National Labor Relations Board. Do our politicians not have other
things to dedicate their time to? Don't get us wrong, the complaint is certainly
...all the hot air being dedicated to Boeing's fight with the National Labor Relations
A day after asking U.S. voters to give his record a long look, former U.S.
ambassador to China and Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman officially entered the 2012 S.
...when he was ambassador to China to step into and oppose the National Labor
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A machinists union petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for an election to
maker.
Union files for election at Swedwood A machinists union petitioned the National
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011 10:16 PM EST Updated: Wednesday, June 22, 2011
11:03 PM EST COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCIV)-- The newest candidate in the presidential
...about a hot issue for our state-- Boeing and the National Labor Relations Board
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COLUMBIA, S.C. In his first trip to early-voting South Carolina since launching his
presidential campaign, former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman did the governor's bidding
and demanded Wednesday that President Barack Obama end a lawsuit by a federal
...Haley has asked all GOP presidential hopefuls to weigh in on the National Labor
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The Union 'Quickie' More Big Labor help from the NLRB. When Big Labor failed to
Plan B: the National Labor Relations Board, which yesterday delivered a plan for
...President.... The Union 'Quickie' More Big Labor help from the NLRB . When Big
Labor failed to persuade even a Democratic Congress to pass "card check "
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I get a real feeling that the UNION went too far with their violence in "Wisconsin",
attempting to gin up similar violence in New Jersey, and now the Boeing/NLRB case.
...to gin up similar violence in New Jersey, and now the Boeing/NLRB case. If a solid
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The National Labor Relations Board today published a proposed rule that would
change the process for filing and processing petitions for union representation of
employees, essentially speeding up the time between filing a petition and holding an
election.
NLRB proposes process to speed up union elections The National Labor Relations
Board today published a proposed rule that would change the process...
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The Department of Labor yesterday published a proposed rule that would expand
bargain collectively.
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...effects of a recent complaint filed by the Acting General Counsel of the National
Labor Relations Board (NLRB ) against the Boeing Company. While I...
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Audit Notes: Wall Streets Trib Bust, Pro-Union U.S., Authoritarian Wal-Mart
TAGS: Dana Milbank, David Carr, Kevin Drum, Labor, Scott Walker David Carr looks
at James OSheas new book on Sam Zells Tribune Company fiasco and zooms in
on OSheas reporting on how Wall Street helped create it: That analyst no longer
Labor Relations Board move to shorten union elections and gives us some...
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The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations Board
Keep an eye out for the newly proposed changes to the National Labor Relations
Act. They are remarkably similar to the " target="_hplink"Employee Free Choice
Act[1].
The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations Board has
Awakened a Sleeping Giant Keep an eye out for the newly proposed...
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On Tuesday, the South Carolina legislature passed one of the toughest anti-
immigration laws in the countryan action that is sure to draw a suit from the ACLU
...secret election for union certification, and the legal dispute with the NLRB over
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Though many dont know his name, Jon Huntsman is officially
wife and five of their seven children on his second day of his campaign, the former
...example for job creation and taking a second to condemned the National Labor
Relations Board for its action against aviation giant Boeing . Huntsman...
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Wendy N. Powell: The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor
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The National Labor Relations Board asked a judge Tuesday to deny the Boeing
Co.'s request to dismiss a complaint that claims the jetmaker retaliated against its
NLRB asks judge to deny Boeing s request to dismiss labor complaint The National
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...regulations are likely to make their efforts more challenging. The National Labor
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All eyes turned to Seattle on Tuesday, June 14, when one of our nations greatest
assets and contributors to our economic future was put on trial for investing,
creating, hiring and innovating at a time when we are in the middle of an economic
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'Absolutely the president should step in' Updated: Wednesday, 22 Jun 2011, 5:36
...Haley has asked all GOP presidential hopefuls to weigh in on the National Labor
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The National Labor Relations Board proposed new rules this week that would make
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Labor board rules would make it easier to unionize The National Labor Relations
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The Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - GOP presidential candidate Jon
Huntsman says President Barack Obama must intervene in a national labor dispute
...against the airplane maker could scare businesses away from the state . The
NLRB says Boeing decided to build its new 787 jet assembly line in South...
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Obama must intervene in a national labor dispute over a Boeing plant being built in
South Carolina.
...against the airplane maker could scare businesses away from the state . The
NLRB says Boeing decided to build its new 787 jet assembly line in South...
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Obama must intervene in a national labor dispute over a Boeing plant being built in
South Carolina.
...against the airplane maker could scare businesses away from the state . The
NLRB says Boeing decided to build its new 787 jet assembly line in South...
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Union files unfair labor practice charge against The Doctors Clinic
BREMERTON Contract talks between The Doctors Clinic and United Food &
Commercial Workers Local 21 have taken a turn for the worse, with the union on
Monday filing an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations
...union on Monday filing an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor
Relations Board against the health care provider. The turning ...
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The Financial Landscape: Small Wins for Unions, Greece; A 'Small' Hit for
JPMorgan
Gets a Boost: Labor got a piece of good news to take a bit of the sting out of
Monday's massive Walmart (WMT) defeat: On Tuesday morning, the National Labor
Labor Relations Board proposed new ... Read more prods@weblogsinc .com...
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The battle has resumed in Wisconsin. The state Supreme Court has allowed Gov.
Scott Walker to strip bargaining rights from state workers. Meanwhile, legislators in
New Hampshire and officials in Missouri are attacking private unions, seeking to
...following suit. Republicans in Congress are taking aim at the National Labor
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The South Carolina News Editor is Evan Berland. The breaking news staffer is Jack
support, please call the AP's Services and Technology Department in Raleigh at
866-201-8517.
alleging the South Carolina Republican is trying to pressure the National Labor
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Huntsman calls for end to Boeing lawsuit COLUMBIA --- In his first trip to early-
voting South Carolina since launching his presidential campaign, former Utah Gov.
...Haley has asked all GOP presidential hopefuls to weigh in on the National Labor
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Oh my: The NLRB made the wrong call on Boeing, says Obamas
Commerce nominee
directors, as was new White House chief of staff Bill Daley. If youre wondering why
The One has uncharacteristically refrained from pandering to his union bankrollers
Oh my: The NLRB made the wrong call on Boeing, says | Obama s Commerce
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Oh my: The NLRB made the wrong call on Boeing, says Obamas
Commerce nominee
directors, as was new White House chief of staff Bill Daley. If youre wondering why
The One has uncharacteristically refrained from pandering to his union bankrollers
Oh my: The NLRB made the wrong call on Boeing, says Obama s Commerce
nominee Judgment. Not-so-minor caveat here: This guy is a member of Boeings ...
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United States a step closer to ending the war in Afghanistan when he announces
...give businesses much less time to mount anti-union campaigns. The National
Labor Relations Board plans to announce the new rules on Tuesday. The...
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Lost in the clamor over Tuesdays proposed National Labor Relations Board rules for
labor elections was how surprising the action was in the first place.
NLRB s GOP Member Slams Secretive Process In Pro-Union Election Ruling Lost in
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The main narrative that I hear in mainstream press is that U.S. workers are being
undercut and eventually displaced by global competition. I think this narrative has a
tone of inevitability, that low wages and job loss are driven by huge impersonal
...some of the political decisions that have undermined labor s strength : The
National Labor Relations Board has not done its job. In the 50s, 60s ,
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Strength in a Union
National Labor Relations Board proposes new rules to speed up the process for
Strength in a Union National Labor Relations Board proposes new rules to speed
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Ill be back around 8:00 ET to assess the Presidents remarks on Afghanistan. Since
we know the troop numbers now, the key to me will be the overall strategy and the
a former member of the Boeing board, sides with Boeing in the NLRB labor case.
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drivers who went on strike June 13. After an investigation, the drivers were fired for
Transportation said.
beginning in May, Smith said. We have charges filed with the National Labor
Relations Board and they will hash out the issue of permanent replacement...
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GOP presidential candidate Jon Huntsman says President Barack Obama must
intervene in a national labor dispute over a Boeing plant being built in South
Carolina.
...against the airplane maker could scare businesses away from the state . The
NLRB says Boeing decided to build its new 787 jet assembly line in South...
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proposed by the NLRB, and how they would make it easier for unions to organize.
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Wendy N. Powell: The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor
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Labor regulators are proposing sweeping new rules that would dramatically speed
up the time frame for union elections, a move that could make it easier for struggling
unions to organize new members, and cut the time businesses have to mount anti-
union campaigns.
...the time businesses have to mount anti-union campaigns. The National Labor
Relations Board announced the new rules on Tuesday, saying the current...
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With organized labor's hopes for the Employee Free Choice Act a fading memory,
new rulemaking proposals by both the Department of Labor ("DOL") and National
Labor Relations Board ("NLRB" or "Board") are giving labor unions a renewed
reason to cheer.
DOL and NLRB proposed rules designed to facilitate union organizing With
organized labor's hopes for the Employee Free Choice Act a fading memory ,
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Letters to The Editor: Cathedral would fit in Holyoke's former Lynch school;
Cathedral would fit in old Lynch school The Republican | Mark M. Murray John J.
Lynch Middle School in Holyoke stands above all others options available to the
High School.
It is just plain common sense. AL DiLASCIA, Chicopee The NLRB unfairly targeting
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Editorial: NLRB should back off plan to shorten union-vote time Proposed federal
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A spokesman for Rep. Darrell Issa, California Republican and the chairman of the
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only news organization to bite on new misleading sentiments from the Justice
Department.
...story Democrats reintroduce Equal Rights Amendment similar to 1972 bill Former
These are strange times in U.S. labor relations, and they are getting stranger by day.
The past two weeks have seen several important developments in the bizarre
ongoing saga between the National Labor Relations Board and Boeing, which has
...seen several important developments in the bizarre ongoing saga between the
National Labor Relations Board and Boeing, which has become a cause...
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President Obama recently, enjoying a nice chuckle about the unhappy fate of his
...facility in South Carolina for its new 787 Dreamliner. The National Labor
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In a conference call today, former National Labor Relations Board Chairman Peter
Schaumber said the quickie elections proposed by the NLRB Tuesday will hurt
Former NLRB chairman: Union quickie elections will hurt employers In a conference
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This article is excerpted from chapter 10 of The Betrayal of the American Right. An
MP3 audio file of this article, narrated by Keith Hocker, is available for download.
thus turned completely and called simply for extending the powers of the National
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stock clerk and has seen few raises in his time at the store. He would love to belong
to a labor union.
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With the 2012 election season already under way and the president's poll numbers
base, courtesy of the now heavily radicalized National Labor Relations Board.
...his labor-union base, courtesy of the now heavily radicalized National Labor
Relations Board. Since taking office, Obama has packed the NLRB ...
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National and international report / Airbus makes record sale with fuel-efficient
A320neo
Airbus racked up huge orders for its fuel-saving A320neo jetliner on Wednesday,
even bagging the biggest single sale in aviation history and overshadowing the
arrival of Boeing's much-hyped and much-delayed 787 Dreamliner at the Paris Air
Show.
...they want representation. The union filed its request with the National Labor
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White House To Rig Rules For Big Labor says Coalition for a Democratic
Workplace
Pincer Move From DOL and NLRB Set To Crush Employers Jobs WASHINGTON
Workplace (CDW) denounced the White House's apparent strategy on behalf of its
benefactors in Big Labor that "if you can't win fairly rig the rules of th
...Labor says Coalition for a Democratic Workplace Pincer Move From DOL and
USNewswire /
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During his campaign announcement tour to the state, the Associated Press is
reporting Huntsman said the President must intervene in the lawsuit filed by the
National Labor Relations Board on behalf of Boeing's largest union, or else the case
would.
...Huntsman said the President must intervene in the lawsuit filed by the National
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The NLRB proposed new union election rules today that will shorten the petition-to-
election time frame; make it more difficult for companies to communicate with their
Projections Releases 'Ultimate Defense Kit' in Light of Proposed NLRB Rules The
NLRB proposed new union election rules today that will shorten ...
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John Bryson, a former Southern California utility executive, tries to ease concerns
that his environmental views are too liberal at his Senate confirmation hearing.
...wouldn't push for it now. Bryson also was pressed about a recent National Labor
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represent workers at the plant in Danville, Va., who have complained about low
of Machinists and Aerospace Workers filed its request with the National Labor
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The problem with the 'card check' bills, such as SB 104, that California Democrats
keep sending to the governor is that they empower unions, not union workers.
...for the UFW's organizing efforts. On Tuesday, the National Labor Relations
Board proposed new rules that could prevent employers from misusing...
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Mr. Solomon, a career civil servant, has said in previous interviews he was simply
following establishing labor law in filing the Boeing case. The NLRB is also taking
NLRB-Boeing fight called evidence of 'jobs blocking agenda' Mr. Solomon , a career
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ludicrous : Scott Rep. Tim Scott of South Carolina said Wednesday the ...
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Wendy N. Powell: The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor
an agreement. The EFCA did not gain the needed momentum to pass in Congress
and was not even supported by major players in the Democratic party.
...N. Powell: The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations
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South Carolina Workers To Congress And Boeing: NLRB Correct To Enforce Labor
Law
South Carolina Workers To Congress And Boeing: NLRB Correct To Enforce Labor
Law South Carolina Workers To Congress And Boeing: NLRB Correct ...
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The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations Board
Keep an eye out for the newly proposed changes to the National Labor Relations
Act. They are remarkably similar to the Employee Free Choice Act. The proposed
EFCA has been nicely tucked away on the back burner since it died in the Senate in
The Employee Free Choice Act is Back; The National Labor Relations Board has
Awakened a Sleeping Giant Keep an eye out for the newly proposed...
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In his first trip to early-voting South Carolina since launching his presidential
campaign, former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman did the governor's bidding and
labor agency in a dispute over a Boeing plant being built in South Caroli
...Haley has asked all GOP presidential hopefuls to weigh in on the National Labor
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President Obama recently joked, in reference to the make-work projects in his failed
$821 billion economic stimulus package, that "shovel-ready was not as shovel-ready
as we expected.
...been no more egregious example of this than the actions of the National Labor
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If you live and/or work in New York City, sooner or later youll see it: a twenty-foot
tall, inflatable rat, with large teeth and front paws held upright in a threatening
position.
and courts have ruled both ways. In the May ruling, the National Labor Relations
Board upheld the presence of The Rat. While other cities have...
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Jon Huntsman: Obama Must Intervene In Labor Dispute Over Boeing Plant
Barack Obama must intervene in a national labor dispute over a Boeing plant being
...against the airplane maker could scare businesses away from the state . The
NLRB says Boeing decided to build its new 787 jet assembly line in South...
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2011 has been a busy year for labor unions across America. After historic budget
battles in Wisconsin and Ohio, governors in more states like Florida and New Jersey
have been clamping down on collective bargaining rights and targeting state worker
NLRB Pushes New Rules to Facilitate Unionization 2011 has been a busy year for
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has recently been in the spotlight over
the complaint its General Counsel filed against Boeing seeking to reverse the
Dreamliner.
NLRB proposes new rules to help unions organize The National Labor Relations
Board (NLRB ) has recently been in the spotlight over the complaint...
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NEW YORK -- A labor union looking to organize Ikea's first American factory has
asked the government to allow workers to vote on whether they want representation.
...of Machinists and Aerospace Workers filed its request with the National Labor
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Business, politicians and the media have made much over the National Labor
Relations Boards complaint against Boeing, but the outrage has been misdirected.
...Boeing Business, politicians and the media have made much over the National
Labor Relations Board s complaint against Boeing, but the outrage has...
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(Daily Caller)
Daily Caller In a conference call today, former National Labor Relations Board
Chairman Peter Schaumber said the quickie elections proposed by the NLRB
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The chairman of the House Education and the Workforce Committee slams the
NLRBs proposal to shorten the period workers have to consider a vote to join a
union.
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Pardon us, but we're getting a bit weary of all the hot air being dedicated to Boeing's
fight with the National Labor Relations Board. Do our politicians not have other
things to dedicate their time to? Don't get us wrong, the complaint is certainly
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A machinists union petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for an election to
maker.
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The Union 'Quickie' More Big Labor help from the NLRB. When Big Labor failed to
Plan B: the National Labor Relations Board, which yesterday delivered a plan for
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I get a real feeling that the UNION went too far with their violence in "Wisconsin",
attempting to gin up similar violence in New Jersey, and now the Boeing/NLRB case.
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The National Labor Relations Board today published a proposed rule that would
change the process for filing and processing petitions for union representation of
employees, essentially speeding up the time between filing a petition and holding an
election.
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The National Labor Relations Board asked a judge Tuesday to deny the Boeing
Co.'s request to dismiss a complaint that claims the jetmaker retaliated against its
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Norcross, GA, Jun 22, 2011 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) -- Today, the National
will drastically shorten the timeframe from when a union files a petition for election
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The National Labor Relations Board proposed new rules this week that would make
it easier for workers to unionize. The NLRB proposals would shorten the process by
ensuring that employers, employees and unions receive information sooner and by
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Union files unfair labor practice charge against The Doctors Clinic
BREMERTON Contract talks between The Doctors Clinic and United Food &
Commercial Workers Local 21 have taken a turn for the worse, with the union on
Monday filing an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations
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The Financial Landscape: Small Wins for Unions, Greece; A 'Small' Hit for
JPMorgan
Gets a Boost: Labor got a piece of good news to take a bit of the sting out of
Monday's massive Walmart (WMT) defeat: On Tuesday morning, the National Labor
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The board was right to bring the complaint, because the law is on its side, and such
complaints are a step in the right direction. The National Labor Relations Act says
that it is an unfair labor practice to retaliate against workers for union activity.
...direction. The National Labor Relations Act says that it is an unfair labor practice
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Pennsylvania AFL-CIO: Rite Aid Workers Call for Affordable Health Care and
When: 9:30 a.m. Thursday June 23 2011 Where: Outside the Hilton Hotel corner of
USNewswire/ -- Rite Aid workers from seven states will rally against management's
plan to make employees pay more for their health care and to show supp
...for their health care and to show support for a 15-week unfair labor practice
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NLRB-FOIA-00003758
Non-Responsive
CA-32431
Boeing Company
3
Todd
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EOM List
EOM June21.doc
Heres my first crack at the June list. Please let me know of any errors, updates or if I left something off. Also, please
look at the cases as they go into the excused category from now until the end of the month Non-Responsive
NLRB-FOIA-00003763
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Todd
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Todd
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eom status
EOM June.doc
Please look over the chart, esp what still needs to be done and the proposed excuses, and let me know of changes and
inaccuracies.
Th, C
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Non-Responsive
CA-32431
Boeing
Todd
Subpoena??
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Boeing
Todd
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See attached.
NLRB-FOIA-00003785
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CA-32431
Boeing Company
3/26/10
5/14/10
Todd
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Greetings,
Ahearn, Richard L.
Kobe, James
Please take a look at the attachments; Id like to meet this pm (2 OK?) to discuss strategies to meet the 120
day goal.
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Rich, Are you doing a blue slip or do you want me to do it? The final agenda was on August 26. Th, C
Sue, Dianne is working with Cynthia and Anne to get the files to advice it will likely happen next week. Anne has been in
communications with Advice about it. I think the plan is to keep (or send) a complete duplicate as opposed to a dummy
file. Ill ask that they keep you in the loop. Th, C
I verified w/Kobe that a Request for Advice issued in the above case on 8/31/10. I assumed that an oral agenda was held
on 8/31/10, but have never seen a completed blue slip as of 9/3. Nevertheless, I posted info in CATS so it would not show
up on our Overage Case Report. I will also eventually need a dummy file and a copy of the Request for Advice. I saw
Dianne Todd discussing the matter w/Mary, so it may be in the works. I also need to know what date the case file was
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I found the blue slip in the bottom of my pile and will now process and give to Todd for the case file.
Rich, Are you doing a blue slip or do you want me to do it? The final agenda was on August 26. Th, C
Sue, Dianne is working with Cynthia and Anne to get the files to advice it will likely happen next week. Anne has been in
communications with Advice about it. I think the plan is to keep (or send) a complete duplicate as opposed to a dummy
file. Ill ask that they keep you in the loop. Th, C
I verified w/Kobe that a Request for Advice issued in the above case on 8/31/10. I assumed that an oral agenda was held
on 8/31/10, but have never seen a completed blue slip as of 9/3. Nevertheless, I posted info in CATS so it would not show
up on our Overage Case Report. I will also eventually need a dummy file and a copy of the Request for Advice. I saw
Dianne Todd discussing the matter w/Mary, so it may be in the works. I also need to know what date the case file was
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Monday, October 18, 2010 12:42 PM
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Boeing shares fell in after-hours trading Friday after a report that the company has told
some airline customers to expect another delay in deliveries of the new 787 aircraft.
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Boeing shares fell in after-hours trading Friday after a report that the company has told
some airline customers to expect another delay in deliveries of the new 787 aircraft.
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Boeing tells analyst: 787 deliveries 'will take longer than expected'
Boeing management is telling Wall Street that the 787 Dreamliners already rolled out onto
Paine Field are "in various stages of final assembly" and that delivery of those jets "will
take longer than expected, particularly those with the Rolls-Royce engine."
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In October 2009, Boeing passed over Everett to pick North Charleston, S. C., for a second 787
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Rich,
Thanks
Monday?
Rich,
Attached are
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Ms. Todd,
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Rich,
Attached are
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Dianne
Cc:
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Ellen
Ellen Farrell
202-273-3810
Cc: Baumeister, Bryan H; Clarke, Joan C; Gerry, Brett C; [email protected]; McGill, Matthew D.; Blankenstein,
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It wasnt just you I got the sup and atty wrong as well. Some days are just not as good as others! Are you coming in for
this meeting?
Ellen
Ellen Farrell
202-273-3810
Ellen,
Rich
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She said, of course, thank you!, when I told her I sent it to you.
Exemption 7(A)
I look forward to hearing your views on all of this; at the very least, it should be an interesting discussion
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at 10 can we do 11:15?
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Amazing . The proper role of a government labor official is to fight unions. Canada looks better every day!
Ellen
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An interesting read
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=13636166
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seattletimes.com: Boeing jet sales bounce back in 2010, ensuring new jobs
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Boeing's commercial jet sales rebounded as the world's airlines made money in 2010 and
ordered new airplanes. Boeing's net order tally for the year was 530 jets, valued at
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Great choice.
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NLRB files complaint against Boeing for second 787 line placement
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Below is the press release and statement which will be posted on our website and sent to Stewards,
members and the media on our unfair labor practice. I have also attached the NLRB Complaint and
Notice of Hearing.
This is a major victory for all workers everywhere. I want to thank all of you for your role in making this
happen.
SEATTLE, WA -- A complaint issued today by the National Labor Relations Board against the Boeing
Co. is a victory for all American workers particularly aerospace workers in both Puget Sound and
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The federal complaint alleges that Boeings decision in 2009 to locate a 787 final assembly line in
North Charleston, S.C., represented illegal retaliation against members of the International
Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers who work for the company.
As a remedy for the legal violation, the federal agency is seeking a judicial order requiring Boeing to
operate the second 787 line, including supply lines, with union machinist workers in the Puget Sound.
Boeing made coercive statements to its employees that it would remove or had removed work from
the unit because employees had struck, the NLRB complaint alleges. That action was inherently
The boards action reinforces the fact that workers have a right to join a union, and companies dont
have a right to punish them for engaging in legal union activities, said Tom Wroblewski, the president
of Machinists Union District Lodge 751 in Seattle. Taking work away from workers because they
exercise their union rights is against the law, and its against the law in all 50 states.
The boards complaint comes after a year-long investigation, and is in response to an Unfair Labor
Practice charge filed in March 2010 by District 751. In it, the board cites repeated statements by
Boeing spokespeople and executives that the overriding factor in the decision to open the
Charleston plant was the companys problems reaching contracts with the Machinists Union
By opening the line in Charleston, Boeing tried to intimidate our members with the idea that the
company would take away their work unless they made concessions at the bargaining table,
Wroblewski said. But the law is clear: American workers have a right to pursue collective bargaining,
and no company not even Boeing can threaten or punish them for exercising those rights.
The decision to open in Charleston also came after it was made clear to workers there that the only
way they could ensure their future work on the 787 would be if they left the Machinists Union, forcing
them to sacrifice their collective bargaining rights to have a chance at more jobs.
Fortunately for them, the same federal rights that apply to the rest of America also apply in South
Carolina, Wroblewski said. Should they ever decide to form a union again, the Charleston workers
could do it knowing that Boeing couldnt retaliate against them for seeking better pay, benefits and
working conditions.
Had we allowed Boeing to break the law and go unchecked in their actions, it would have given the
green light for corporate America to discriminate against union members and would have become
The dispute has its roots in recent Machinists Union strikes that were triggered by Boeing proposals
to gut health care and pension benefits for workers, and to erode job security by giving work
The strikes prompted Boeing officials to retaliate by moving 787 final assembly and supply chain work
The statements by Boeing, linking future expansion in Charleston to future union activity in Puget
Sound, have not slowed down. As recently as last week, a Boeing spokeswoman told The Seattle
Times of Boeings intention to make the Charleston facility independent of Puget Sound because of
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Wroblewski said that even after filing the Unfair Labor Practice charge, the union has been open to
talking with Boeing about a long-term solution to its Puget Sound labor issues.
The ruling is an opportunity for Boeing to move beyond a failed strategy of confrontation and to work
more closely with its employees and their representatives and the communities that have stood by
them for years, Wroblewski said. Moving forward, we would hope Boeing would partner with us to
build on the success we achieved working together on the Air Force tanker, rather than battling to try
to intimidate workers who account for less than 5 percent of their product cost.
Before Boeing announced its Charleston decision, the Machinists had offered the company an
unprecedented 11-year agreement that would have given the company the labor peace, it claimed it
needed to be successful.
Since the Charleston announcement, Boeing hasnt been willing to have any serious conversations
Im ready to have that conversation, he said. We need to sit down and talk about our shared future,
and what both sides need to be successful long-term. That kind of conversation is whats in the best
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UN IT E D ST A T E S O F A M E R IC A
B E F O R E T H E N A TIO N A L L A B O R R E L A T IO N S B O A R D
R E G IO N 19
T H E B O E IN G C O M PA N Y
and
IN T E R N A T IO N A L A SSO C IA T IO N O F
M A C H IN IST S A N D A E R O SP A C E W O R K E R S
IN T E R N A T IO N A L A SSO C IA T IO N O F
M A C H IN IST S A N D A E R O SP A C E W O R K E R S
C O M PL A IN T A N D N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G
L odge N o. 751 ("L ocal 751" or the "U nion"), affiliated w ith International A ssociation of
T he B oeing C om pany ("R espondent" or "B oeing"), has been engaging in unfair labor
practices as s et forth in the N ational L abor R elations A ct (the "A ct"), 29 U .S.C . 151 et
seq .
B ased thereon,
the
A cting
G eneral
C ounsel of
the N ational
L abor
R elations B oard (the "B oard"), by the undersigned, pursuant to 10(b) of the A ct and
102.15 of the B oard's R ules and R egulations, issues this C om plaint and N otice of
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2.
(a)
various facilities throughout the U nited S tates, including in E verett, W ashington (the
"facility"), and others in the S eattle, W ashington, and Portland, O regon, m etropolitan
areas.
(b)
representative of all m aterial tim es, in conducting its business operations described
(c)
representative of all m aterial tim es, in conducting its business operations described
above in paragraph 2(a), both sold and shipped from , and purchased and received at,
the facility goods valued in excess of $50,000 directly to and from points outside the
S tate of W ashington.
(d)
com m erce w ithin the m eaning of 2(2), (6) and (7) of the A ct.
3.
T he U nion is, and has been at all m aterial tim es, a labor organization
4.
A t all m aterial tim es the follow ing individuals held the positions set forth
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2(11) of the A ct, and/or agents w ithin the m eaning of 2(13) of the A ct, acting on
behalf of R espondent:
Jim A lbaugh
Scott C arson
R ay C onner
C om m ercial A irplanes
Scott F ancher
Program
Fred K iga
R elations
D oug K ight
C om m ercial A irplanes
Jim M cN erney
Jim Proulx
B oeing spokesm an
P at S hanahan
A irplane Program s
G ene W oloshyn
5.
(a)
the collective bargaining agreem ent described below in paragraph 5(c), including, inter
appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining w ithin the m eaning of 9(b) of the
(b)
the collective bargaining agreem ent described below in paragraph 5(c), including, inter
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alia,all production and m aintenance em ployees in the Portland, O regon area, constitute
a unit appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining w ithin the m eaning of 9(b)
(c)
S ince at least 1975 and at all m aterial tim es, the IAM has been the
designated exclusive collective bargaining representative of the P uget Sound U nit and
the Portland U nit (collectively, the "U nit") and recognized as such representative by
N ovem ber
2, 2008, to
(d)
relationship, the IAM engaged in strikes in 1977, 1989, 1995, 2005, and 2008.
6.
O n or about the dates and by the m anner noted below , R espondent m ade
coercive statem ents to its em ployees that it w ould rem ove or had rem oved w ork from
the U nit because em ployees had struck and R espondent threatened or im pliedly
threatened that the U nit w ould lose additional w ork in the event offuture strikes:
(a)
call that w as posted on B oeing's intranet w ebsite for all em ployees and reported in the
S eattle P ost Intelligencer A erospace N ew s and quoted in the S eattle T im es, m ade an
extended
statem ent regarding "diversifying
[R espondent's] labor pool
and
labor
relationship," and m oving the 787 D ream liner w ork to S outh C arolina due to "strikes
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(b)
entitled 7 8 7 S econd L ine, Q uestions and A nsw ers for M anagers," inform ed em ployees,
am ong other things, that its decision to locate the second 787 D ream liner line in S outh
(c)
the S eattle T im es, attributed R espondent's 787 D ream liner production decision to use a
"dual-sourcing" system and to contract w ith separate suppliers for the South C arolina
(d)
Sound B usiness Journal, attributed R espondent's 787 D ream liner production decision
to use a "dual-sourcing" system and to contract w ith separate suppliers for the S outh
(e)
T im es reporter, stated that R espondent decided to locate its 787 D ream liner second line
in South C arolina because of past U nit strikes, and threatened the loss of future U nit
7.
(a)
but no later than O ctober 28, 2009, R espondent decided to transfer its second 787
D ream liner production line of 3 planes per m onth from the U nit to its non-union site in
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(b)
7(a) because the U nit em ployees assisted and/or supported the U nion by, inter alia,
engaging in the protected, concerted activity of law ful strikes and to discourage these
concerted activities.
(c)
R espondent's
conduct
described
above
in
paragraph
7(a),
com bined w ith the conduct described above in paragraph 6, is also inherently
8.
(a)
but no later than D ecem ber 3, 2009, R espondent decided to transfer a sourcing supply
program for its 787 D ream liner production line from the U nit to its non-union facility in
(b)
8(a) because the U nit em ployees assisted and/or supported the U nion by, inter alia,
engaging in the protected, concerted activity of law ful strikes and to discourage these
engaging
in these or other union and/or protected,
concerted activities.
(c)
R espondent's
conduct
described
above
in
paragraph
8(a),
com bined w ith the conduct described above in paragraphs 6 and 7(a), is also inherently
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9.
10.
been discrim inating in regard to the hire or tenure or term s or conditions of em ploym ent
11.
has engaged in unfair labor practices affecting com m erce w ithin the m eaning of 2(6)
12.
A s part of the rem edy for the unfair labor practices alleged herein, the
A cting G eneral C ounsel seeks an O rder requiring either that one of the high level
officials of R espondent alleged to have com m itted the violations enum erated above in
paragraph 6 read, or that a designated B oard agent read in the presence of a high level
B oeing official, any notice that issues in this m atter, and requiring R espondent to
13.
(a)
A s part of the rem edy for the unfair labor practices alleged above in
paragraphs 7 and 8, the A cting G eneral C ounsel seeks an O rder requiring R espondent
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to have the U nit operate its second line of 787 D ream liner aircraft assem bly production
in the S tate of W ashington, utilizing supply lines m aintained by the U nit in the S eattle,
(b)
O ther than
as set forth in paragraph
13(a) above,
the
relief
requested by the A cting G eneral C ounsel does not seek to prohibit R espondent from
m aking
non-discrim inatory
decisions w ith respect to w here w ork w ill be perform ed,
including non-discrim inatory decisions w ith respect to w ork at its N orth C harleston,
A N SW E R R E Q UIR E M E N T
B oard's R ules and R egulations, it m ust file an answ er to this C om plaint. T he answ er
before M ay 3, 20111,
U nless filed electronically in a pdfform at, R espondent should file
an original and four copies of the a nsw er w ith this office and serve a copy of the answ er
A gency's
w ebsite inform s users that
the A gency's E-Filing system
is
officially
determ ined to be in technical failure because it is unable to receive docum ents for a
continuous period of m ore than 2 hours after 12:00 noon (E astern T im e) on the due
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date for filing, a failure to tim ely file the answ er w ill not be excused on the basis that the
transm ission could not be accom plished because the A gency's w ebsite w as off-line or
unavailable for som e other reason. T he B oard's R ules and R egulations require that an
a pdf docum ent containing the required signature, no paper copies of the docum ent
need to be transm itted to the R egional O ffice. H ow ever, ifthe electronic version of an
answ er to a com plaint is not a pdf file containing the required signature, then the E-filing
rules require that such answ er containing the required signature be subm itted to the
R egional O ffice by traditional m eans w ithin three (3) business days after the date of
electronic filing.
S ervice of the answ er on each of the other parties m ust b e accom plished
in conform ance w ith the requirem ents of 102.114 of the B oard's R ules and
R egulations. T he answ er m ay not be filed by facsim ile transm ission. Ifno answ er is
filed or ifan answ er is filed untim ely, the B oard m ay find, pursuant to M otion for D efault
N O T IC E O F H EA R IN G
S econd A venue,
S eattle, W ashington, and
on consecutive days thereafter until
N ational L abor R elations B oard. A t the hearing, R espondent and any other party to this
proceeding have the right to appear and present testim ony regarding the allegations in
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by Wes Barrett | April 21, 2011 South Carolina lawmakers are up in arms, calling a National Labor Relations Board
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Jim DeMint said Thursday the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) complaint against Boeing for violating federal law shows
the Obama administration is against right-to-work states and is acting like a bunch of thugs. The NLRB said Wednesday Boeing ...
By SEAN HIGGINS, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY Posted 07:05 PM ET The case is a radical departure from decades-old
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But a negative may be a decision Wednesday by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to back the machinists' protest against
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By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN | Apr 21, 2011 (eTN) - Information was received overnight that a complaint by the relevant trade union
over Boeing's second B787 assembly line in South Carolina has now brought the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on the ...
And they're hoping the National Labor Relations Board will agree and compel Mr. Poll to bargain with the union. In its online
newsletter, the New York Hotel Worker's Union said it had also filed numerous unfair labor practice charges against Mr. Poll ...
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But as far as I know, it's pretty damn unusual to have the National Labor Relations Board say that this is illegal: So Boeing
management did what it judged to be best for its shareholders and customers and looked elsewhere. In October 2009, the company ...
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On today's edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech are joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss union
complaints to the National Labor Relations Board against Boeing that threaten their ability to do business and potentially, ...
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) contends in a complaint recently filed against Boeing that the company can't open its
plant in right to work South Carolina because the move is allegedly motivated by an attempt to avoid strikes and thus ...
Lafe Solomon, the acting general counsel for the National Labor Relations Board, has filed a labor case against
Boeing. I can't not issue a complaint in the face of such evidence, he said. By STEVEN GREENHOUSE For
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is a group of unelected bureaucrats appointed by President Obama. Their board has a
3 to 1 Democratic majority. Last Easter, Obama used his Easter recess to appoint Craig Becker, a former AFL-CIO and SEIU ...
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By BRUCE SMITH South Carolina political leaders used words such as "frivolous," "shameful" and "ludicrous" Thursday to describe
a National Labor Relations Board complaint against Boeing Co., which is building a $750 million aircraft assembly plant in ...
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This week, the National Labor Relations Board filed a complaint over Boeing's plans to open a plant in South
Carolina. Boeing is not seeking to outsource work to a foreign country. Boeing has chosen a manufacturing location in
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by Blog on Apr. 23, 2011, under Arizona Conservative The Democratic majority on the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)
boldly asserted a new authority to control where businesses may locate their production facilities. The power grab was inspired by ...
FutureOfCapitalism.com
is the question with which the Washington Examiner begins its editorial on the stunning attempt by the National Labor Relations
Board to force Boeing to build an airplane with union workers in Washington state rather than in right-to-work South ...
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by Jim Hoft The Obama National Labor Relations Board told Boeing that the company must build a plant in Washington state not
South Carolina. South Carolina is a right to work state. Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner factory is under construction in coastal ...
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The Associated Press reports on a South Carolina news conference that featured the only prominent Democrat to have commented on
the National Labor Relations Board's complaint against Boeing for deciding that South Carolina represented the best location ...
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By The Volokh Conspiracy on 04/23/2011 1:48 pm PDT -- Opinion When I first read the WSJ editorial accusing the National
Labor Relations Board of filing an unfair labor practice complaint against Boeing for deciding to build an aircraft assembly plan ...
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The National Labor Relations Board said Boeing cited unionized employees' past strike activity and the possibility of future strikes
as overriding factors in deciding to locate a second production line for 787 Dreamliner jets at a nonunion facility in ...
The dispute between Boeing and the National Labor Relations Board is shaping up to be one of the biggest union fights that
fervently anti-union South Carolina has seen in recent years. The federal agency's acting general counsel sued the company ...
NewsOK.com
The National Labor Relations Board filed a complaint claiming the company's social media policies were too broad, and that the
fired employee's disparaging comments, to which other co-workers posted support on Facebook, were protected under the ...
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Presumably cooler heads will prevail but the National Labor Relations Board has taken steps that might render useless Boeing's
investment of $2 billion in its South Carolina plant which is intended to manufacture the new 787 Dreamliner. ...
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The NLRB has alleged that Boeing violated the National Labor Relations Act in discriminating against the International Association
of Machinists and Aerospace Workers by not instituting this new manufacturing in Puget Sound, Washington, ...
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Boeing is not free to make its jets at the factory of its choosing, according to the National Labor Relations Board -- it must make
them in Washington state, using union labor. This extraordinary abridgement of economic freedom might suggest an ...
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By Tommy Eden | Business columnist On March 26, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers filed a
charge with the National Labor Relations Board alleging that the Boeing Co. had engaged in multiple unfair labor practices related
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week in review
A 2008 union strike that crippled Boeing's aircraft division for eight weeks is cited in the complaint filed Wednesday by the National
Labor Relations Board. A federal lawsuit targeting Boeing Co. and its new South Carolina aircraft plant is likely to ...
Lindsey Graham offered an interesting political footnote from the Boeing-Big Labor flap. At a press conference denouncing the
National Labor Relations Board's lawsuit against Boeing for alleged union-busting, the senior South Carolina senator noted ...
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In response, the president went about stacking the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to fulfill his promises. Currently, three
of the four members of the NLRB a supposedly neutral body are former union lawyers. Now the reconstituted NLRB has ...
Topics to be discussed during the summit include labor and employment law, compliance, intellectual property and the latest trends in
the automotive sector. Panelists include Lafe Solomon, acting general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, ...
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The company has been at the center of a dispute with the National Labor Relations Board over where production of the aircraft
takes place. Boeing employees work on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The company has been at the center of a dispute with the ...
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Boeing was the recipient of an outrageous ruling last week by the National Labor Relations Board, which said the aerospace giant
couldn't retaliate against labor-union strikes by moving some manufacturing operations out of union-friendly Washington ...
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The National Labor Relations Board, which under Obama has launched an assualt on workers and businesses on behest of unions, is
planning to sue two states that have constitutional amendments protecting workers' rights to a secret ballot in union ...
National Journal
By Althea Fung The National Labor Relations Board's attempt to stop Boeing from building planes at a nonunion plant could
ultimately hinder job creation in the United States, Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., argues in an opinion piece in The Wall Street ...
Fox News
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne talking to the New York Times about a move by the National Labor Relations Board to
preempt state laws preserving secret ballots for union elections. Already under fire for an effort to block Boeing from building a ...
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The former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board told FoxNews.com that a board attorney's bid to stop
Boeing from opening a production line at a non-union site in South Carolina is "unprecedented" and could have serious
Fox News
Fresh off its decision to ask an administrative law judge to stop Boeing's move to step up production in South Carolina because
Boeing cited its wish to lower the risk of suffering more strikes, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is stepping up ...
People's World
That's on top of a whole lot of other labor law-breaking by the media conglomerate. There's so much, in fact, that the National Labor
Relations Board's New York region plans to throw the book at management on April 29 unless it reaches a settlement ...
RedState
On the heels of President Obama's union-controlled National Labor Relations Board complaint telling the Boeing Company where it
should locate its second 787 assembly plant, the NLRB has now decided to sue two out of the four states where voters ...
Boeing is being sued by the National Labor Relations Board for locating some of its 787 Dreamliner production to South Carolina.
The federal government contends that Boeing's move is in retaliation for labor strikes in Washington State. ...
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In terms of sheer economic stupidity, the Obama Administration committed an economic felony when the National Labor Relations
Board (NLRB) ordered Boeing to shutter a spanking new $2 billion facility that would have created 1000 much-needed new jobs in ...
By Peter Roff Prominent among the alphabet soup of federal regulatory agencies is the National Labor Relations Board, which,
according to its website, is vested with the power to safeguard employees' rights to organize and to determine whether to have ...
Nikki Haley said Wednesday she wants Republican presidential hopefuls, who will be debating in her state shortly, to address how
they would deal with unions and a complaint filed by the National Labor Relations Board. By SEANNA ADCOX Associated Press
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The settlement came Wednesday shortly after a National Labor Relations Board had started a trial based on the complaint the
couple filed through Voces de la Frontera, an immigrant and worker rights group. Shortly after Robert Miranda, ...
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By RANDALL W. FORSYTH | MORE ARTICLES BY AUTHOR The Fed tries to create jobs, but just boosts inflation as the NLRB
thwarts Boeing's attempt to expand. All eyes were focused on Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's inaugural press conference
...
By Cathy Spaulding Phoenix Staff Writer An unfair labor practice charge has been filed with the National Labor Relations Board
against Proform Industries of Muskogee. The charge, submitted by the Laborers Local 107, states that Proform, a manufacturer ...
SENA mediation approach in resolving labor cases shows initial success in CAR
National Conciliation and Mediation Board (NCMB) regional director Brenda Rose Odsey said most of the labor cases mediated by
the NSCB through the SENA involve illegal dismissal and unpaid wages. She explained that labor dispute can be brought to the ...
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Sen. Grassley on NLRB and Boeing: Congress Can Fix the Law
Shopfloor
Charles Grassley (R-IA) at an NAM-sponsored event in Pella, Iowa, on Wednesday dealt with the National Labor Relations Board's
complaint against The Boeing Company for locating new production facilities in South Carolina instead of Washington state. ...
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Attorney General Alan Wilson and eight other attorneys general said in a letter Thursday that the National Labor Relations Board's
complaint against Boeing hurts the states' ability to create jobs and recruit industry. "Intrusion by the federal ...
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The right woman for the job: DOLE Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz
Philippine Star
In 1982, Baldoz was a labor arbiter at the National Labor Relations Commission. A few years later, in 1987, she became deputy
administrator, later deputy executive director and eventually executive director of the National Conciliation and Mediation ...
Earlier this week, International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) a powerful union in the US
filed a charge with National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) against Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA). The IAM is
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Gigot: Well, score one for big labor. The National Labor Relations Board last week filed a complaint against Boeing, seeking to
force the aerospace giant to build planes in its unionized facilities in Washington state instead of moving the work to a ...
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It was good to see Steven Pearlstein's balanced description of the Boeing labor dispute before the National Labor Relations Board
[To solve Boeing labor dispute, look to the law of the land, Economy & Business, April 28]. What is still missing, ...
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By Chip Limehouse The federal lawsuit filed by the National Labor Relations Board against Boeing claims the company moved a
production facility and thousands of jobs to South Carolina to retaliate against the International Association of Machinists and ...
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Of course, as the NLRB has become union bosses' go-to agency to enact an agenda that they couldn't otherwise get through Congress,
there are other NLRB actions than just these that are listed. For example, in a recent case that has significant ...
Richard Epstein on labor law, the 'menace' of the NLRB, and Boeing
Point of Law
The NLRB's action is travesty and a menace, Epstein said. The comments followed remarks by Bruce Caldwell of Duke, a Hayek
scholar and editor, and George Soros of the Open Society Foundations. The discussions were moderated by Cato's Ronald Hamowy,
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It was good to see Steven Pearlsteins balanced description of the Boeing labor dispute before the National
Labor Relations Board [To solve Boeing labor dispute, look to the law of the land, Economy & Business,
April 28]. What is still missing, however, is an accurate account of what was involved in NLRB Acting General
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The recent news of the arrogant lawsuit against the Boeing company by Obama's unelected National Labor Relations Board
(NLRB), is more than just additional evidence of Obama's incompetence. What it amounts to is pure hostility against the bread and
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But his administration's latest foray into the labor markets may be the most egregious example. It centers on an intrusion into the
economy that reeks of central planning. Last month the National Labor Relations Board issued a complaint against Boeing. ...
California Newswire
She has worked for the Board since 1976, where she currently serves as a regional director. Previously, Martinez was a board agent
for the Agricultural Labor Relations Board from 1975 to 1976. She was an intern at the National Labor Relations Board ...
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(BA) after a federal labor board said the company should add a production line in Washington because it retaliated against unions by
building a South Carolina factory. The National Labor Relations Board is seeking an extraordinary remedy that requires ...
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AP photo Close By SCOTT WONG | 5/5/11 2:27 PM EDT A group of 19 Republican senators is vowing to defeat two
of President Barack Obama's nominations for the National Labor Relations Board after the panel sued Boeing,
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Pawlenty backed Haley against the National Labor Relations Board's suit against Boeing for shifting production to South Carolina,
whose "right-to-work" laws are hostile to labor unions. "I applaud him for responding to the lawsuit against Boeing, ...
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Republican presidential hopefuls need to say how they would handle the fight between the Boeing Co. and the National Labor
Relations Board and protect state anti-union laws, South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley told a packed room of tea party activists on ...
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A group of Senate Republicans fired off a letter to President Obama Thursday, threatening to vigorously oppose a
couple of key nominations to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) after it issued a complaint that they see as
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an assault on ...
Washington Times
Last month, Obama appointees at the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) sought to punish Boeing Co., which
created $30 billion in exports in 2009, for expanding 787 Dreamliner production in non-union South Carolina - to the
Washington Times
JIM DAVENPORT, AP GREENVILLE, SC (AP) Republican presidential hopefuls need to say how they would handle the fight
between the Boeing Co. and the National Labor Relations Board and protect state anti-union laws, South Carolina Gov. ...
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National Labor Relations Board protects unions, not jobs for Americans
If they have any doubts about the insidious relationship between big labor and the Obama Administration and other Democrats, they
need only to follow the saga now unfolding in South Carolina and the lawsuit filed by the National Labor Relations Board ...
FITSNews
By fitsnews on May 5, 2011 Chicago-based airplane manufacturer Boeing has responded to one of the most over-the-top government
intrusions in the American free market we've ever seen calling an attempt by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to ...
NFL Players' Lawyer Ted Olson Calls Lockout by League an Abuse of Monopoly
Bloomberg
The threshold question here is one of jurisdiction, and the district court lacked it, NFL attorneys told the appeals court, arguing that
the validity of the union's disclaimer must be decided by the National Labor Relations Board. ...
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As Boeing factory debate heats up, past writings of NLRB member Craig Becker ...
Daily Caller
(AP Photo/The Post and Courier, Brad Nettles) Several Republican senators penned an open letter to President Barack Obama on
Thursday calling on him to immediately rescind National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) nominations for Lafe Solomon and
former ...
Inside Higher Ed
Graduate teaching and research assistants at Polytechnic Institute of New York University on Thursday filed a petition with the
National Labor Relations Board a petition seeking union representation. The petition would create a distinct bargaining unit ...
The State
Haley, a Lexington Republican and Tea Party favorite, got the biggest response when she said she would fight union bullying, a
reference to a National Labor Relations Board complaint against Boeing's decision to build planes in Charleston and other ...
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Tim Pawlenty railed against the National Labor Relations Board late Thursday, calling that board's complaint against Boeing Corp.
for bringing a major manufacturing facility to South Carolina "preposterous." "The National Labor Relations Board telling ...
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Marlin Osthus, regional director of the National Labor Relations Board, anticipates more labor-related court cases will involve
social-networking sites. No one posted the news on Twitter or Facebook when Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the National Labor ...
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is engaging in legal action against Boeing and is threatening to sue Arizona, South
Carolina, South Dakota, and Utah for anti-union activities. It has been so long since the NLRB was willing and able to engage ...
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To: Abruzzo, Jennifer; Ahearn, Richard L.; Ananthanayagam, Shanti; Arlook, Martin M.; Baniszewski, Joseph; Barker,
Joseph; Becker, Craig; Blyer, Alvin P.; Bonett Jr., Edward J.; Boren, Dennis R.; Burton, Spence; Carlton, Peter J.; Chester,
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Hill, Rosalind Elaine; Englehart, Bob; Farrell, Ellen; Fedorova, Ioulia; Ferguson, John H.; Fies-Keller, Cara L.; Figueroa,
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Moore-Duncan, Dorothy L.; Moran, Gail R.; Morgan, Terry A.; Murphy, James R.; Ohr, Peter S.; Osthus, Marlin O.;
Overstreet, Cornele; Pearce, Mark G.; Purcell, Anne G.; Reynolds, Vanita S.; Rivchin, Julie Y.; Robinson, Miles A;
Rosenberg, Joshua; Saunders, Josh D; Schiff, Robert; Shapiro, Ken; Siegel, Richard A.; Simms, Abby; Smith, Barry F.;
Solomon, Lafe E.; Sophir, Jayme; Spector, Jennifer R.; Tellem, Elbert F.; Tendrich, Robert; Thompson, Scott C.; Tuli,
Manisha E.; Wagner, Anthony R.; Williams, Harold; Yaffe, Deborah; Zick, Lara S.
Right-wing pundits and politicians have been in rare form over the past few weeks, with the National Labor Relations Boards complaint
against Boeing serving as a catalyst for their ramped up attack on workers rights.
...in rare form over the past few weeks, with the National Labor Relations Board s complaint against Boeing serving as a catalyst for
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Senate Dems tell top NRLB lawyer not to give away Boeing complaint strategy
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By Kevin Bogardus - 05/21/11 02:52 PM ET Senate Democrats have told the National Labor Relations Board's top lawyer that it
would be inappropriate to provide Senate Republicans the legal strategy behind a controversial complaint against Boeing. ...
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Lafe Solomon, acting general counsel, National Labor Relations Board, May 9, 2011, statement on Boeing case: We hope all
interested parties respect the legal process, rather than trying to litigate this case in the media and public arena. ...
Manny Lopez
Frankly, neither the state, nor the struggling labor movement can afford that. At issue are an increasing number of cases at the
National Labor Relations Board that pit businesses that have built successful enterprises against labor unions that think ...
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seattletimes.com: Boeing exec: Charleston 787 plant could match Everett someday
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The ABA is hosting a live webinar on Wednesday, May 4 on the new ADAAA regulations. Chai Feldblum and Victoria Lipnic,
two of the commissioners, are on the panel, joined by Michael Subit and L. Julius Turman. According to the...
Congrats to our own Paul Secunda whose letter to the editor appeared on Friday in the Seattle Times. Responding to an
editorial by Kathleen Parker that appeared earlier in the week, which called the complaint "political" even though
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Thanks to friend of the blog, David Yamada, for sending news of a new book that focuses on the rising use of unpaid
interns: Intern Nation by Ross Perlin. From the book's description, The first no-holds-barred expos of the exploitative...
As some of you might know, there is an important national election taking place today in Canada. David Doorey (York
Univ.) brings us up to speed: The Federal election happens today in Canada. The Conservative government (closest to the
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The Chronicle of Education has an article on a subject that subscribers to the LERA listserv have been hearing about.
Conservative activist Andrew Breitbart (he of the Shirley Sherrod debacle) has been explicitly going after professors who
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Michael Selmi (George Washington) has posted on SSRN his forthcoming piece in the Berkeley Journal of Employment and
Labor Law: Theorizing Systemic Disparate Treatment Law. Here is the abstract: The pattern or practice cause of action is
Readers can find a helpful update on the outcome of the Canadian national elections here. Workplace blogger David
Doorey comments: The [New Democratic Party] NDP did indeed surge to their best results ever, jumping from 37 seats in
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I've been surprised at how much attention is getting paid to the NLRB General Counsel's complaint against Boeing. Based
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Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
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Yes they probably pasted from MS Word. I suspect they were meant to be quotation marks.
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Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
To: Wagner, Anthony R.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.
Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
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I think we might have had a handshake once or twice; no particular reason you
I was distressed to read the comments of Senator Dement last week following the decision to
issue complaint against Boeing. I then remembered that as a retiree, I no longer have to keep
my mouth shut. It could just as easily been me investigating that case and Wayne Gold making
the decision on the merits. Ultimately, of course, it's the GC's decision.
I decided to write to Senator Dement. I told him the NLRA is still law, and it establishes an NLRB
to enforce the Act. I said the Board'semployees take an oath similar to the one he took, and in
the scores of meetings I participated in over more thantwo decades, I never heard any official
attempt to pursue any agenda other than enforcing the Act. I said that although I am not
currently a Christian, I was raised in a devoutly Catholic household, and I don't know how he
can profess to be a Christian, born again or otherwise, and make such unwarranted and unkind
remarks on Holy Thursday, of all days. Finally, I told him that where I come from, if he were to
walk into a bar and start calling other patrons "thugs," he might leave with a few less teeth.
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I don't expect you to endorse any of my views, but frankly, I am tired of seeing dedicated public
servants sit quiet and take this kind of crap. And with the entire South Carolina Congressional
delegation and others howling over this, I am not going to sit quiet. If this case doesn't settle,
your field attorneys will prevail, and then they will have a go at the ALJ, I suppose.
Hang in there. Your work is important and you should not have to take this.
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Lafe: don't know if you might get this otherwise but thought I would pass on Wade Rathke's
thoughts...he was the former head of Acorn. Also spoke with a labor friend to day (atty with a
union) who unsolicited spoke about how impressed everyone is with all you have
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Seattle As union membership falls to record lows and seems now headed to only
5% of private sector density and with recent assaults on public sector unionization may be pushed below 20% density
there soon as well, it is worth remembering that collective bargaining remains a clearly articulated, foundational
purpose of labor law ensconced directly in the language and purpose of the National Labor Relations Act almost 70
years ago. (For more on this see Bruce Boccardys on-line piece for Social Policy at: http://bit.ly/gP6wUg)
It almost seems that the NLRB and its General Counsel may have been reading the news from Wisconsin, Ohio, New
Hampshire and so many elsewheres, shaken themselves out of their slumber and realized that if they didnt get on
the stick there was no future for that bastion of labor bureaucracy and white collar legalisms. Im not sure this is a
development that will make the new business first White House happy, but the Board may have grown a set.
In a matter of days they have first issued a dramatic complaint arguing that Seattle-based Boeing was so blatant in
relocating production of one of its new planes to company friendly and union baiting South Carolina, that they
committed such severe unfair labor practices that the impact of the complaint could force the company to spend
hundreds of millions to repatriate the work back to union workers and a union contract in Seattle. This case is all the
talk here, and despite the companysunion membership, private sector, Bruce Boccardy, collective bar protestations,
the case is more solid that the business community would like to have the biscuit cookers believe. The NLRB for a
refreshing change is staking out a position that pissing all over the union and its legitimate section 7 rights to strike
and maintain its side of the bargain in collective agreements should not give a company a green light to run away to
Days later the NLRB announced that they are suing state governments in Arizona and North Dakota (whats wrong
with our brothers and sisters of the South here?!?) for promoting ballot propositions that would make card check
(voluntary, non-election procedures where majority support for unions is determined by showing the authorization
cards to employers or neutral third parties) illegal. Clearly state efforts to mess with long established recognition
procedures protected by federal law are preempted, but more usually the NLRB might have pussyfooted around and
waited until such measures were introduced and actually approved by voters before entering the lists and waging
their part of the fight. This one is a slam dunk it would see, though why the NLRB claimed it was not suing Utah and
South Dakota, which are trying to create the same card check bars, because they didnt have enough money, seems
odd.
I would also bet that another shoe is about to drop and that they will also issue a complaint in favor of the NFL
Players Association and against the owners in this marquee labor lockout and bargaining struggle, but no sense in
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The NLRB actually fulfilling its legal mandate and protecting collective bargaining and workers rights would be a
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Century during this dark night for all of us and our unions.
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Hi I got this message just now from the executive producer at CNNs State of the Union Sunday show (Candy Crowley).
I wanted you to be aware that they are trying to get a response from the WH since Graham raised the issue
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heyre also checking up with Boeing on our statement that we did not
Nancy,
We clearly will do something on Sunday. We knew that Sen. Grahams statement wasnt going to be the last word. His
direct shot is at the White House whom we are still asking for a response. Were talking to Boeing and Sen. Grahams
office as well. I will get back with you before the end of business Friday to let you know where things stand and can
Tom
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Good Morning,
Im following up on my conversation with Paul yesterday and Bills phone call to Barry. We would appreciate receiving the
position statement by email. If you send it to my email address, I can see that it gets distributed to everyone here.
Thanks.
Ellen
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This is the first news report Ive seen. The Herald fin Everett, W A
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Or that the requested remedy would now be so onerous after massive investment.
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Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
To: Wagner, Anthony R.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.
Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
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(202) 273-0222
http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
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FW : NLRB tries to block Boeing's plant in S.C. | CharlotteObserver.com & The Charlotte
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Rich
Have you seen this piece from the Charlotte Observer which reports that Obama's Chief of
Staff, Bill Daley, was on the Boeing Bd of Directors when the Board unanimously voted to
Ellen
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Rich
Have you seen this piece from the Charlotte Observer which reports that Obama's Chief of
Staff, Bill Daley, was on the Boeing Bd of Directors when the Board unanimously voted to
Ellen
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The last sentence represents the best hope for both parties.
Rich,
Larry Brown
Below is the press release and statement which will be posted on our website and sent to Stewards,
members and the media on our unfair labor practice. I have also attached the NLRB Complaint and
Notice of Hearing.
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This is a major victory for all workers everywhere. I want to thank all of you for your role in making this
happen.
SEATTLE, WA -- A complaint issued today by the National Labor Relations Board against the Boeing
Co. is a victory for all American workers particularly aerospace workers in both Puget Sound and
The federal complaint alleges that Boeings decision in 2009 to locate a 787 final assembly line in
North Charleston, S.C., represented illegal retaliation against members of the International
Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers who work for the company.
As a remedy for the legal violation, the federal agency is seeking a judicial order requiring Boeing to
operate the second 787 line, including supply lines, with union machinist workers in the Puget Sound.
Boeing made coercive statements to its employees that it would remove or had removed work from
the unit because employees had struck, the NLRB complaint alleges. That action was inherently
The boards action reinforces the fact that workers have a right to join a union, and companies dont
have a right to punish them for engaging in legal union activities, said Tom Wroblewski, the president
of Machinists Union District Lodge 751 in Seattle. Taking work away from workers because they
exercise their union rights is against the law, and its against the law in all 50 states.
The boards complaint comes after a year-long investigation, and is in response to an Unfair Labor
Practice charge filed in March 2010 by District 751. In it, the board cites repeated statements by
Boeing spokespeople and executives that the overriding factor in the decision to open the
Charleston plant was the companys problems reaching contracts with the Machinists Union
By opening the line in Charleston, Boeing tried to intimidate our members with the idea that the
company would take away their work unless they made concessions at the bargaining table,
Wroblewski said. But the law is clear: American workers have a right to pursue collective bargaining,
and no company not even Boeing can threaten or punish them for exercising those rights.
The decision to open in Charleston also came after it was made clear to workers there that the only
way they could ensure their future work on the 787 would be if they left the Machinists Union, forcing
them to sacrifice their collective bargaining rights to have a chance at more jobs.
Fortunately for them, the same federal rights that apply to the rest of America also apply in South
Carolina, Wroblewski said. Should they ever decide to form a union again, the Charleston workers
could do it knowing that Boeing couldnt retaliate against them for seeking better pay, benefits and
working conditions.
Had we allowed Boeing to break the law and go unchecked in their actions, it would have given the
green light for corporate America to discriminate against union members and would have become
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The dispute has its roots in recent Machinists Union strikes that were triggered by Boeing proposals
to gut health care and pension benefits for workers, and to erode job security by giving work
The strikes prompted Boeing officials to retaliate by moving 787 final assembly and supply chain work
The statements by Boeing, linking future expansion in Charleston to future union activity in Puget
Sound, have not slowed down. As recently as last week, a Boeing spokeswoman told The Seattle
Times of Boeings intention to make the Charleston facility independent of Puget Sound because of
Wroblewski said that even after filing the Unfair Labor Practice charge, the union has been open to
talking with Boeing about a long-term solution to its Puget Sound labor issues.
The ruling is an opportunity for Boeing to move beyond a failed strategy of confrontation and to work
more closely with its employees and their representatives and the communities that have stood by
them for years, Wroblewski said. Moving forward, we would hope Boeing would partner with us to
build on the success we achieved working together on the Air Force tanker, rather than battling to try
to intimidate workers who account for less than 5 percent of their product cost.
Before Boeing announced its Charleston decision, the Machinists had offered the company an
unprecedented 11-year agreement that would have given the company the labor peace, it claimed it
needed to be successful.
Since the Charleston announcement, Boeing hasnt been willing to have any serious conversations
Im ready to have that conversation, he said. We need to sit down and talk about our shared future,
and what both sides need to be successful long-term. That kind of conversation is whats in the best
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UN IT E D ST A T E S O F A M E R IC A
B E F O R E T H E N A TIO N A L L A B O R R E L A T IO N S B O A R D
R E G IO N 19
T H E B O E IN G C O M PA N Y
and
IN T E R N A T IO N A L A SSO C IA T IO N O F
M A C H IN IST S A N D A E R O SP A C E W O R K E R S
IN T E R N A T IO N A L A SSO C IA T IO N O F
M A C H IN IST S A N D A E R O SP A C E W O R K E R S
C O M PL A IN T A N D N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G
L odge N o. 751 ("L ocal 751" or the "U nion"), affiliated w ith International A ssociation of
T he B oeing C om pany ("R espondent" or "B oeing"), has been engaging in unfair labor
practices as s et forth in the N ational L abor R elations A ct (the "A ct"), 29 U .S.C . 151 et
seq .
B ased thereon,
the
A cting
G eneral
C ounsel of
the N ational
L abor
R elations B oard (the "B oard"), by the undersigned, pursuant to 10(b) of the A ct and
102.15 of the B oard's R ules and R egulations, issues this C om plaint and N otice of
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2.
(a)
various facilities throughout the U nited S tates, including in E verett, W ashington (the
"facility"), and others in the S eattle, W ashington, and Portland, O regon, m etropolitan
areas.
(b)
representative of all m aterial tim es, in conducting its business operations described
(c)
representative of all m aterial tim es, in conducting its business operations described
above in paragraph 2(a), both sold and shipped from , and purchased and received at,
the facility goods valued in excess of $50,000 directly to and from points outside the
S tate of W ashington.
(d)
com m erce w ithin the m eaning of 2(2), (6) and (7) of the A ct.
3.
T he U nion is, and has been at all m aterial tim es, a labor organization
4.
A t all m aterial tim es the follow ing individuals held the positions set forth
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2(11) of the A ct, and/or agents w ithin the m eaning of 2(13) of the A ct, acting on
behalf of R espondent:
Jim A lbaugh
Scott C arson
R ay C onner
C om m ercial A irplanes
Scott F ancher
Program
Fred K iga
R elations
D oug K ight
C om m ercial A irplanes
Jim M cN erney
Jim Proulx
B oeing spokesm an
P at S hanahan
A irplane Program s
G ene W oloshyn
5.
(a)
the collective bargaining agreem ent described below in paragraph 5(c), including, inter
appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining w ithin the m eaning of 9(b) of the
(b)
the collective bargaining agreem ent described below in paragraph 5(c), including, inter
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alia,all production and m aintenance em ployees in the Portland, O regon area, constitute
a unit appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining w ithin the m eaning of 9(b)
(c)
S ince at least 1975 and at all m aterial tim es, the IAM has been the
designated exclusive collective bargaining representative of the P uget Sound U nit and
the Portland U nit (collectively, the "U nit") and recognized as such representative by
N ovem ber
2, 2008, to
(d)
relationship, the IAM engaged in strikes in 1977, 1989, 1995, 2005, and 2008.
6.
O n or about the dates and by the m anner noted below , R espondent m ade
coercive statem ents to its em ployees that it w ould rem ove or had rem oved w ork from
the U nit because em ployees had struck and R espondent threatened or im pliedly
threatened that the U nit w ould lose additional w ork in the event offuture strikes:
(a)
call that w as posted on B oeing's intranet w ebsite for all em ployees and reported in the
S eattle P ost Intelligencer A erospace N ew s and quoted in the S eattle T im es, m ade an
extended
statem ent regarding "diversifying
[R espondent's] labor pool
and
labor
relationship," and m oving the 787 D ream liner w ork to S outh C arolina due to "strikes
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(b)
entitled 7 8 7 S econd L ine, Q uestions and A nsw ers for M anagers," inform ed em ployees,
am ong other things, that its decision to locate the second 787 D ream liner line in S outh
(c)
the S eattle T im es, attributed R espondent's 787 D ream liner production decision to use a
"dual-sourcing" system and to contract w ith separate suppliers for the South C arolina
(d)
Sound B usiness Journal, attributed R espondent's 787 D ream liner production decision
to use a "dual-sourcing" system and to contract w ith separate suppliers for the S outh
(e)
T im es reporter, stated that R espondent decided to locate its 787 D ream liner second line
in South C arolina because of past U nit strikes, and threatened the loss of future U nit
7.
(a)
but no later than O ctober 28, 2009, R espondent decided to transfer its second 787
D ream liner production line of 3 planes per m onth from the U nit to its non-union site in
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(b)
7(a) because the U nit em ployees assisted and/or supported the U nion by, inter alia,
engaging in the protected, concerted activity of law ful strikes and to discourage these
concerted activities.
(c)
R espondent's
conduct
described
above
in
paragraph
7(a),
com bined w ith the conduct described above in paragraph 6, is also inherently
8.
(a)
but no later than D ecem ber 3, 2009, R espondent decided to transfer a sourcing supply
program for its 787 D ream liner production line from the U nit to its non-union facility in
(b)
8(a) because the U nit em ployees assisted and/or supported the U nion by, inter alia,
engaging in the protected, concerted activity of law ful strikes and to discourage these
engaging
in these or other union and/or protected,
concerted activities.
(c)
R espondent's
conduct
described
above
in
paragraph
8(a),
com bined w ith the conduct described above in paragraphs 6 and 7(a), is also inherently
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9.
10.
been discrim inating in regard to the hire or tenure or term s or conditions of em ploym ent
11.
has engaged in unfair labor practices affecting com m erce w ithin the m eaning of 2(6)
12.
A s part of the rem edy for the unfair labor practices alleged herein, the
A cting G eneral C ounsel seeks an O rder requiring either that one of the high level
officials of R espondent alleged to have com m itted the violations enum erated above in
paragraph 6 read, or that a designated B oard agent read in the presence of a high level
B oeing official, any notice that issues in this m atter, and requiring R espondent to
13.
(a)
A s part of the rem edy for the unfair labor practices alleged above in
paragraphs 7 and 8, the A cting G eneral C ounsel seeks an O rder requiring R espondent
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to have the U nit operate its second line of 787 D ream liner aircraft assem bly production
in the S tate of W ashington, utilizing supply lines m aintained by the U nit in the S eattle,
(b)
O ther than
as set forth in paragraph
13(a) above,
the
relief
requested by the A cting G eneral C ounsel does not seek to prohibit R espondent from
m aking
non-discrim inatory
decisions w ith respect to w here w ork w ill be perform ed,
including non-discrim inatory decisions w ith respect to w ork at its N orth C harleston,
A N SW E R R E Q UIR E M E N T
B oard's R ules and R egulations, it m ust file an answ er to this C om plaint. T he answ er
before M ay 3, 20111,
U nless filed electronically in a pdfform at, R espondent should file
an original and four copies of the a nsw er w ith this office and serve a copy of the answ er
A gency's
w ebsite inform s users that
the A gency's E-Filing system
is
officially
determ ined to be in technical failure because it is unable to receive docum ents for a
continuous period of m ore than 2 hours after 12:00 noon (E astern T im e) on the due
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date for filing, a failure to tim ely file the answ er w ill not be excused on the basis that the
transm ission could not be accom plished because the A gency's w ebsite w as off-line or
unavailable for som e other reason. T he B oard's R ules and R egulations require that an
a pdf docum ent containing the required signature, no paper copies of the docum ent
need to be transm itted to the R egional O ffice. H ow ever, ifthe electronic version of an
answ er to a com plaint is not a pdf file containing the required signature, then the E-filing
rules require that such answ er containing the required signature be subm itted to the
R egional O ffice by traditional m eans w ithin three (3) business days after the date of
electronic filing.
S ervice of the answ er on each of the other parties m ust b e accom plished
in conform ance w ith the requirem ents of 102.114 of the B oard's R ules and
R egulations. T he answ er m ay not be filed by facsim ile transm ission. Ifno answ er is
filed or ifan answ er is filed untim ely, the B oard m ay find, pursuant to M otion for D efault
N O T IC E O F H EA R IN G
S econd A venue,
S eattle, W ashington, and
on consecutive days thereafter until
N ational L abor R elations B oard. A t the hearing, R espondent and any other party to this
proceeding have the right to appear and present testim ony regarding the allegations in
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NLRB issues complaint against Boeing Company for unlawfully transferring work to a non-
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NLRB issues complaint against Boeing Company for unlawfully transferring work to a non-union facility
NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon today issued a complaint against the Boeing Company alleging
that it violated federal labor law by deciding to transfer a second production line to a non-union facility in South
Boeing announced in 2007 that it planned to assemble seven 787 Dreamliner airplanes per month in the Puget
Sound area of Washington state, where its employees have long been represented by the International
Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. The company later said that it would create a second
production line to assemble an additional three planes a month to address a growing backlog of orders. In
October 2009, Boeing announced that it would locate that second line at the non-union facility.
In repeated statements to employees and the media, company executives cited the unionized employees past
strike activity and the possibility of strikes occurring sometime in the future as the overriding factors in
The NLRB launched an investigation of the transfer of second line work in response to charges filed by the
Machinists union and found reasonable cause to believe that Boeing had violated two sections of the National
Labor Relations Act because its statements were coercive to employees and its actions were motivated by a
desire to retaliate for past strikes and chill future strike activity.
A worker's right to strike is a fundamental right guaranteed by the National Labor Relations Act, Mr.
Solomon said. We also recognize the rights of employers to make business decisions based on their economic
interests, but they must do so within the law. I have worked with the parties to encourage settlement in the hope
To remedy the alleged unfair labor practices, the Acting General Counsel seeks an order that would require
Boeing to maintain the second production line in Washington state. The complaint does not seek closure of the
South Carolina facility, nor does it prohibit Boeing from assembling planes there.
Absent a settlement between the parties, the next step in the process will be a hearing before an NLRB
administrative law judge in Seattle, set for June 14, at which both parties will have an opportunity to present
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Boeing blowback
Nineteen Republican senators told President Obama in a May 4 letter they consider a recent National
Labor Relations Board complaint against Boeing Co. a "government-led act of intimidation" against
LANSING, Mich.Negotiators for the United Auto Workers and the three Detroit automakers are seeking
"innovative" ways of achieving their goals as they head into talks on a new three-year contract, said
Members of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 9 in New York April 28 ratified a new collective
bargaining agreement following three months of negotiations with the Association of Master Painters and
BOSTONUnion-represented carpenters in Connecticut went on strike May 2 after their proposal for a one-
week extension of the prior contract with the Connecticut Construction Industry Association was rejected
by the association....
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union for past strikes, and threat to move more jobs should the union strike again, is not at issue.
Politics Republicans Threaten to Defund National Labor Relations Board Over Boeing Ruling That Boeing's decision to move the
A National Football League challenge to a federal judges order directing the league to end its player lockout will be given expedited
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NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon today responded to inquiries regarding a complaint issued April 20 against the Boeing
Contrary to certain public statements made in recent weeks, there is nothing remarkable or unprecedented about the complaint issued
against the Boeing Company on April 20. The complaint involves matters of fact and law that are not unique to this case, and it was
issued only after a thorough investigation in the field, a further careful review by our attorneys in Washington, and an invitation by me
to the parties to present their case and discuss the possibility of a settlement. Only then did I authorize the complaint alleging that
certain statements and decisions by Boeing officials were discriminatory under our statute.
It is important to note that the issuance of a complaint is just the beginning of a legal process, which now moves to a hearing before an
administrative law judge. That hearing, scheduled for June 14 in Seattle, is the appropriate time and place to argue the merits of the
complaint. The judges decision can further be appealed to the Board, and ultimately to the federal courts. At any point in this process,
the parties could reach a settlement agreement and we remain willing to participate in any such discussions at the request of either or
both parties. We hope all interested parties respect the legal process, rather than trying to litigate this case in the media and public
arena.
Mr. Solomon made the same point today in a brief written response to a letter received earlier this month from Boeing General Counsel
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As we discussed yesterday, I am putting together bios for you and a few other facts for your meetings tomorrow. I believe
you mentioned that Ms. Murray might be interested in a Lockheed Martin contract? Is that correct? I apologize I could
not remember which company you named and I have been unable to information on the issue.
I will run the backgrounders by Bob and get you something this afternoon. Thanks!
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Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
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Yes they probably pasted from MS Word. I suspect they were meant to be quotation marks.
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Yes they probably pasted from MS Word. I suspect they were meant to be quotation marks.
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Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
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Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
Nancy Cleeland
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http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
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Nancy has the right answer. The original is now available from Boeing and has dashes:
http://boeing.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=1714
Or dashes
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
Yes they probably pasted from MS Word. I suspect they were meant to be quotation marks.
http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
Tony Wagner
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Solomon, Lafe E.; Cleeland, Nancy; W agner, Anthony R.; Garza, Jose; Kearney, Barry J.;
Sophir, Jayme
Or that the requested remedy would now be so onerous after massive investment.
To: Cleeland, Nancy; Wagner, Anthony R.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.; Kearney, Barry J.; Sophir, Jayme
Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
To: Wagner, Anthony R.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.
Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
Tony Wagner
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Ahearn, Richard L.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Cleeland, Nancy; Garza, Jose; Kearney, Barry J.;
Sophir, Jayme
This is the first news report Ive seen. The Herald fin Everett, W A
http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20110420/biz/704209828/-1/rss03
To: Solomon, Lafe E.; Cleeland, Nancy; Wagner, Anthony R.; Garza, Jose; Kearney, Barry J.; Sophir, Jayme
Or that the requested remedy would now be so onerous after massive investment.
To: Cleeland, Nancy; Wagner, Anthony R.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.; Kearney, Barry J.; Sophir, Jayme
Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
To: Wagner, Anthony R.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.
Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
NLRB-FOIA-00004098
http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
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Cleeland, Nancy; Garza, Jose; Schiff, Robert; Colwell, John F.; Solomon, Lafe E.
Dear Subscriber,
(NLRB) filed a
complaint recently over Boeing's plans to open a second plant in South Carolina, a "right-to-
work" state, instead of expanding its operations in Puget Sound, Washington, where its
workers are unionized. The new South Carolina facility is for the production of the company's
Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM). The IAM went on strike four times since 1989, costing
Boeing at least
$1.8 billion in revenue. The new plant in South Carolina would be non-union.
Why in the world would an agency that's charged with addressing disputes
between employers and employees in the private sector concern itself with a company building
a supplemental facility anywhere in the country? Because, the NLRB believes Boeing acted out
"anti-union animus" in building the facility and creating jobs in a right-to-work state.
The government agency decided nearly two years after the fact that
Boeing's actions were retaliation for the IAM's repeated shut downs of commercial aircraft
private companies how to run their businesses. It's time to take a stand for American
Sincerely,
Katie Gage
Executive Director
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Liebman, W ilma B.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Schiff, Robert
Hi I got this message just now from the executive producer at CNNs State of the Union Sunday show (Candy Crowley).
I wanted you to be aware that they are trying to get a response from the WH since Graham raised the issue.
Exemption 5
Theyre also checking up with Boeing on our statement that we did not
Nancy,
We clearly will do something on Sunday. We knew that Sen. Grahams statement wasnt going to be the last word. His
direct shot is at the White House whom we are still asking for a response. Were talking to Boeing and Sen. Grahams
office as well. I will get back with you before the end of business Friday to let you know where things stand and can
Tom
Nancy Cleeland
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Hi I got this message just now from the executive producer at CNNs State of the Union Sunday show (Candy Crowley).
I wanted you to be aware that they are trying to get a response from the WH since Graham raised the issue.
Exemption 5
Theyre also checking up with Boeing on our statement that we did not
Nancy,
We clearly will do something on Sunday. We knew that Sen. Grahams statement wasnt going to be the last word. His
direct shot is at the White House whom we are still asking for a response. Were talking to Boeing and Sen. Grahams
office as well. I will get back with you before the end of business Friday to let you know where things stand and can
Tom
Nancy Cleeland
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Liebman, W ilma B.
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To: Liebman, Wilma B.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Schiff, Robert
Hi I got this message just now from the executive producer at CNNs State of the Union Sunday show (Candy Crowley).
I wanted you to be aware that they are trying to get a response from the WH since Graham raised the issue.
Exemption 5
Theyre also checking up with Boeing on our statement that we did not
Nancy,
We clearly will do something on Sunday. We knew that Sen. Grahams statement wasnt going to be the last word. His
direct shot is at the White House whom we are still asking for a response. Were talking to Boeing and Sen. Grahams
office as well. I will get back with you before the end of business Friday to let you know where things stand and can
Tom
Nancy Cleeland
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Liebman, W ilma B.; Cleeland, Nancy; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose
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Exemption 5
To: Liebman, Wilma B.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Schiff, Robert
Hi I got this message just now from the executive producer at CNNs State of the Union Sunday show (Candy Crowley).
I wanted you to be aware that they are trying to get a response from the WH since Graham raised the issue.
Exemption 5
Theyre also checking up with Boeing on our statement that we did not
Nancy,
We clearly will do something on Sunday. We knew that Sen. Grahams statement wasnt going to be the last word. His
direct shot is at the White House whom we are still asking for a response. Were talking to Boeing and Sen. Grahams
office as well. I will get back with you before the end of business Friday to let you know where things stand and can
Tom
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
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Exemption 5
To: Liebman, Wilma B.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Schiff, Robert
Hi I got this message just now from the executive producer at CNNs State of the Union Sunday show (Candy Crowley).
I wanted you to be aware that they are trying to get a response from the WH since Graham raised the issue.
Exemption 5
Theyre also checking up with Boeing on our statement that we did not
Nancy,
We clearly will do something on Sunday. We knew that Sen. Grahams statement wasnt going to be the last word. His
direct shot is at the White House whom we are still asking for a response. Were talking to Boeing and Sen. Grahams
office as well. I will get back with you before the end of business Friday to let you know where things stand and can
Tom
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
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anybody there???
Nancy Cleeland
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Garza, Jose
Not at my desk but available by bb e-mail or phone in about 15 when I get off the metro. Thinking through what you sent
over now.
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
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It needs to be shorter
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
Not at my desk but available by bb e-mail or phone in about 15 when I get off the metro. Thinking through what you sent
over now.
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
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A reporter is telling me, gov. haley will be therethis is a month earlier than they originally said.
Nancy Cleeland
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Nancy Cleeland
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http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2011/jun/07/boeings-787-plant-open-friday/
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Little, Janet C
Vicky Perkins
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Region 19 - Seattle
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(8:15 - 4:45;
Case #
Case Name
Filed
Dec.Date
Disp Date
Location
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Status
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CA-32431
Boeing Company
3/26/2010
4/30/2010
5/14/2010 Seattle
appropriate.
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http://www.seattletimes.com.
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Top Boeing executives at the Farnborough Air Show offered encouraging words Monday about the
future prospects for designing and building airplanes in the Puget Sound region.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/2012398574_airshow20.html
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Todd, Dianne
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Top Boeing executives at the Farnborough Air Show offered encouraging words Monday about the
future prospects for designing and building airplanes in the Puget Sound region.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/2012398574_airshow20.html
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Greetings,
Ahearn, Richard L.
ML-R19-Supervisors (R)
Please take a look at the attachments; Id like to meet this pm (2 OK?) to discuss strategies to meet the 120
day goal.
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Lead
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19-CA-32431-001
Boeing Company
03/26/2010
Investigation
Todd, Dianne
Jablonski, Colleen
128
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Todd, Dianne; Pomerantz, Anne; Kobe, James; Jones, Elan J.; Feller, Rachel
boeing agenda
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Jablonski, Colleen G.
Rich, Are you doing a blue slip or do you want me to do it? The final agenda was on August 26. Th, C
Sue, Dianne is working with Cynthia and Anne to get the files to advice it will likely happen next week. Anne has been in
communications with Advice about it. I think the plan is to keep (or send) a complete duplicate as opposed to a dummy
file. Ill ask that they keep you in the loop. Th, C
I verified w/Kobe that a Request for Advice issued in the above case on 8/31/10. I assumed that an oral agenda was held
on 8/31/10, but have never seen a completed blue slip as of 9/3. Nevertheless, I posted info in CATS so it would not show
up on our Overage Case Report. I will also eventually need a dummy file and a copy of the Request for Advice. I saw
Dianne Todd discussing the matter w/Mary, so it may be in the works. I also need to know what date the case file was
NLRB-FOIA-00004145
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Ahearn, Richard L.
Jablonski, Colleen G.
I can do it.
Thx.
Rich, Are you doing a blue slip or do you want me to do it? The final agenda was on August 26. Th, C
Sue, Dianne is working with Cynthia and Anne to get the files to advice it will likely happen next week. Anne has been in
communications with Advice about it. I think the plan is to keep (or send) a complete duplicate as opposed to a dummy
file. Ill ask that they keep you in the loop. Th, C
I verified w/Kobe that a Request for Advice issued in the above case on 8/31/10. I assumed that an oral agenda was held
on 8/31/10, but have never seen a completed blue slip as of 9/3. Nevertheless, I posted info in CATS so it would not show
up on our Overage Case Report. I will also eventually need a dummy file and a copy of the Request for Advice. I saw
Dianne Todd discussing the matter w/Mary, so it may be in the works. I also need to know what date the case file was
NLRB-FOIA-00004146
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Todd, Dianne
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Rich,
Attached are
Thanks,
Dianne
Cc:
E 6 privacy
E 6 privacy
E 6 privacy
E 6 privacy
Glickman-Flora
Ms. Todd,
Jude Bryan, Paralegal | Schwerin Campbell Barnard Iglitzin & Lavitt LLP | 18 West Mercer Street, Ste. 400, Seattle, WA 98119-3971; Phone:
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Exemption 7(A)
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Monday?
Rich,
Attached are
Exemption 7(A)
Thanks,
Dianne
Cc:
Exemption 7(A)
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Ms. Todd,
Jude Bryan, Paralegal | Schwerin Campbell Barnard Iglitzin & Lavitt LLP | 18 West Mercer Street, Ste. 400, Seattle, WA 98119-3971; Phone:
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Todd, Dianne
An interesting read
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=13636166
Thanks, Dave
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Boeing
OK?
Many thanks.
Rich
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RE: Boeing
Sounds good.
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Subject: Boeing
OK?
Many thanks.
Rich
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Ahearn, Richard L.
RE: Boeing
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I have a
E 6 privacy
at 10 can we do 11:15?
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Subject: Boeing
OK?
Many thanks.
Rich
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Ahearn, Richard L.
Kearney, Barry J.; Farrell, Ellen; Mattina, Celeste J.; Todd, Dianne; Jablonski, Colleen G.
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Another!
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By JOHN OCONNOR
Gov.-elect Nikki Haley has moved to protect Boeing Co., the states recently arrived aerospace giant, nominating a
union-fighting attorney to head the agency that oversees business licensing, professional boards and the labor law
enforcement.
Haley said she chose Charleston attorney Catherine Templeton whose Ogletree Deakins bio lists union avoidance
as a specialty as director of the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation to prevent organized labor from
gaining a foothold in the 787 Dreamliner plant now under construction. Boeing executives said South Carolinas anti-
union history was a key factor in their decision to open a new plant outside their long-time home in the Seattle area.
I think were going to have a union fight as we go forward with Boeing, Haley said in announcing Templetons
nomination.
Read More...
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To: Abruzzo, Jennifer; Ahearn, Richard L.; Ananthanayagam, Shanti; Arlook, Martin M.; Baniszewski, Joseph; Barker,
Joseph; Becker, Craig; Blyer, Alvin P.; Bonett Jr., Edward J.; Boren, Dennis R.; Burton, Spence; Carlton, Peter J.; Chester,
Robert W.; Christman Jr., Thomas J.; Cleeland, Nancy; Colwell, John F.; Cowen, William B.; Dreeben, Linda J.; Eddins-
Hill, Rosalind Elaine; Englehart, Bob; Farrell, Ellen; Fedorova, Ioulia; Ferguson, John H.; Fies-Keller, Cara L.; Figueroa,
Marta; Flynn, Terence F.; Franklin, Kirk; Garza, Jose; Glasser, Stephen M.; Gold, Wayne R.; Goldstein, Dawn; Gottschalk,
Irving E.; Graham, David; Grant, Regina; Griffin, Jill; Guest, Matt; Habenstreit, David; Hankins, Raymond; Hayes, Brian;
Heinzmann, Kym; HELTZER, LES (Hdqs); Hirozawa, Kent; Hollo, Elana R.; Hooks, Ronald K.; Howard, Deidran; Hoyte,
Joan E.; Jacob, Fred B.; James, Kathleen; Jones, Harry; Joseph, Gloria; Kane, Robert F.; Karsh, Aaron; Katz, Judy;
Kearney, Barry J.; Kelly, David A.; Kilpatrick, Elizabeth; Kinard, Martha E.; Krafts, Andrew J.; Lee, Sydney A.; Lennie,
Rachel G.; Levin, Nelson; Levitan, Daniel; Ley, Rhonda; Lieber, Margery E.; Liebman, Wilma B.; Lightner, J. Michael;
Lineback, Rik D.; Martin, David P.; Mattina, Celeste J.; McDermott, James J.; McKinney, M. Kathleen; Mills, Jacqueline;
Moore-Duncan, Dorothy L.; Moran, Gail R.; Morgan, Terry A.; Murphy, James R.; Ohr, Peter S.; Osthus, Marlin O.;
Overstreet, Cornele; Pearce, Mark G.; Purcell, Anne G.; Reynolds, Vanita S.; Rivchin, Julie Y.; Robinson, Miles A;
Rosenberg, Joshua; Saunders, Josh D; Schiff, Robert; Shapiro, Ken; Siegel, Richard A.; Simms, Abby; Smith, Barry F.;
Solomon, Lafe E.; Sophir, Jayme; Spector, Jennifer R.; Tellem, Elbert F.; Tendrich, Robert; Thompson, Scott C.; Tuli,
Manisha E.; Wagner, Anthony R.; Williams, Harold; Yaffe, Deborah; Zick, Lara S.
Right-wing pundits and politicians have been in rare form over the past few weeks, with the National Labor Relations Boards complaint
against Boeing serving as a catalyst for their ramped up attack on workers rights.
...in rare form over the past few weeks, with the National Labor Relations Board s complaint against Boeing serving as a catalyst for
Andrew Martin
Librarian (Law)
Suite 800
Washington, DC 20570
(202) 273-3724
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Meeting Status:
Accepted
Required Attendees:
Bush, Lynn; Kearney, Barry J.; Farrell, Ellen; Szapiro, Miriam; W illen, Debra L; Baniszewski,
Joseph; Sophir, Jayme; Havard, Fred C.; Marx, Eric C.; Compton, Kayce R.; Katz, Judy;
non-responsive
When: Monday, October 18, 2010 2:00 PM-3:00 PM (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada).
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Katz, Judy
W illen, Debra L
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Boeings counsel has scheduled a meeting with Advice for Wednesday, November 10.
We are looking at November 29 and 30 as the potential dates for their meeting with the General Counsel.
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Canas, Heather
Katz, Judy
Judy,
Thanks.
Heather
-----Original Message-----
Would you print me a copy and one for the file (double sided if possible).
Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
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To: Kearney, Barry J.; Sophir, Jayme; Colangelo, David (Advice); Marx, Eric C.
Ellen
Ellen Farrell
202-273-3810
________________________________
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Ellen:
As promised.
Best,
Bill
William J. Kilberg
GIBSON DUNN
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http://www.seattletimes.com.
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As Boeing prepares to announce yet another delay for the 787 Dreamliner at least three
months, possibly six or more the crucial jet program is in even worse shape than it
appears.
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seattletimes.com: Boeing exec: Charleston 787 plant could match Everett someday
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Associated Press
The chairman of a congressional committee investigating the ongoing labor dispute over a South
Carolina Boeing plant is prepared to use subpoenas to force labor officials to hand over documents
from their investigation, according to a letter sent Tuesday to the National Labor Relations Board's
chief attorney.
In the letter to NLRB general counsel Lafe Solomon, Republican U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa of California
argues that Congress has the right to supersede attorney-client privilege in gathering information
about the communications between the NLRB and Boeing, as well as the union that represents Boeing
The NLRB sued Chicago-based Boeing Co. in April, saying the aeronautics giant illegally retaliated
against unionized Washington state workers when it opened a 787 passenger jet manufacturing line in
Boeing already makes the planes in the Seattle area, and the company hopes more than 1,000 non-union
workers will eventually build three of the aircraft per month at the $750 million South Carolina plant, the
Specifically, Issa asks Solomon to turn over his office's communications about the Boeing case, including
any messages with NLRB officials other federal agencies or members of Congress.
Issa says he also wants emails and call logs between the NLRB and Boeing, as well as NLRB's
communications with the International Association of Machinists, the union that operates at Boeing's
encourage full disclosure to an attorney in anticipation of an adversarial setting, Issa wrote. However,
the need to protect this interest in an investigative setting where a congressional committee is not
adjudicating the liberty or property interests of a witness is less compelling. Therefore, attorney-client
Issa gives Solomon until July 26 to turn over the records or face a possible subpoena. An NLRB
spokeswoman declined to comment on the request, and Solomon has said in previous communications to
Issa that releasing some documents related to the case would compromise the case.
The labor case could drag on for years, and a Seattle judge has begun hearing arguments. Boeing has
denied the charge, saying it opened the South Carolina plant for valid economic reasons. Last month, a
federal judge handed NLRB an early victory, denying Boeing's request to toss the lawsuit.
NLRB-FOIA-00004179
In previous communications to Issa, Solomon has said he wouldn't turn over some documents, citing
attorney-client privilege. Solomon initially resisted appearing when Issa brought his U.S. House
Committee on Oversight and Government Reform to South Carolina for a field hearing last month, citing
the ongoing legal case, but eventually relented and testified before the panel.
The lawsuit against Boeing has drawn outrage from Republicans who claim it interferes with the right of
company managers to choose where and how to expand business operations. South Carolina Gov. Nikki
Haley, a persistent union critic, has asked GOP presidential hopefuls stumping in the state home to the
Haley has also called on President Barack Obama to tell the NLRB to back off. Obama, who has declined to
criticize or openly support the actions of the NLRB, an independent federal agency, last week called on
Boeing and its workers to resolve their differences, saying that businesses should generally be able to
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27-ibKJqpr8
Fox Biz news from last night, Miles Rapoport of Demos defends NLRB, Boeing complaints. (Totally aggravated that I cant
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The National Labor Relations Board slapped Boeing Co. with a complaint
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Patterson Belknap
Quinn Emanuel
jury verdict that was reached Wednesday in Mattel Inc.s epic intellectual
property and breach-of-contract feud with MGA Entertainment Inc. over the
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suits this week
Companies Mentioned
AT&T Inc.
DRI Corporation
Lockheed Martin
Mattel, Inc.
would give employers the ability to take action against workers who appear
Siemens AG
to be impaired on the job due to legal or illegal drug use, including medical
The Boeing Company
marijuana.
against farm labor contractor Global Horizons Inc. and marine services
e...
by chocolatiers and other hourly workers who claim the candymaker denied
Mobility LLC in the New York area filed an employment and breach of
contract class action in federal court Tuesday seeking unpaid regular and
overtime wages.
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A recent ruling in favor of a Lockheed Martin Corp. worker who claimed the
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LLP to take up the defense of legislation that would effectively bar same-
White & Case LLP in asking the U.S. Supreme Court to decide if the firm's
New York state's court system received a record high number of judicial
complaints in 2010, though fewer judges were tossed from the bench,
Tuesday.
Two O'Melveny & Myers LLP attorneys are leaving the law firm's white
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Opened
Filed
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Boeing Company
03/26/2010
Investigation
Todd, Dianne
Jablonski, Colleen
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OALIST.doc
See attached.
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Form NLRB-4437
August 9, 2010
FROM:
Pre-Complaint -
fully by footnote why each case is overage. If case has been in Washington,
give date returned. Case need not be listed while in Washington. Report due
Post-Complaint -
Category 3 - 7 weeks
Category 2 - 11 weeks
Category 1 - 15 weeks
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Overage
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6.
19-CA-32431
3/26/10
Boeing Company
present evidence.
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EOM Update
Here is a current list of EOM cases and their last reported status. As always, let me and SUE know of any
changes.
ALSO, please remember to let SUE know right away if YOU ARE GOING INTO AN AGENDA (and of the
With this information orderly case processing can be handled better; without it, you will be bugged later to
provide all the information and updates which, by then, will be much more blurry and- -as experience
Jim Kobe
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The next 4 !!
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issued on 8/31/10.
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Joseph; Becker, Craig; Blyer, Alvin P.; Bonett Jr., Edward J.; Boren, Dennis R.; Burton, Spence; Carlton, Peter J.; Chester,
Robert W.; Christman Jr., Thomas J.; Cleeland, Nancy; Colwell, John F.; Cowen, William B.; Dreeben, Linda J.; Eddins-
Hill, Rosalind Elaine; Englehart, Bob; Farrell, Ellen; Fedorova, Ioulia; Ferguson, John H.; Fies-Keller, Cara L.; Figueroa,
Marta; Flynn, Terence F.; Franklin, Kirk; Garza, Jose; Glasser, Stephen M.; Gold, Wayne R.; Goldstein, Dawn; Gottschalk,
Irving E.; Graham, David; Grant, Regina; Griffin, Jill; Guest, Matt; Habenstreit, David; Hankins, Raymond; Hayes, Brian;
Heinzmann, Kym; HELTZER, LES (Hdqs); Hirozawa, Kent; Hollo, Elana R.; Hooks, Ronald K.; Howard, Deidran; Hoyte,
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Kearney, Barry J.; Kelly, David A.; Kilpatrick, Elizabeth; Kinard, Martha E.; Krafts, Andrew J.; Lee, Sydney A.; Lennie,
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Lineback, Rik D.; Martin, David P.; Mattina, Celeste J.; McDermott, James J.; McKinney, M. Kathleen; Mills, Jacqueline;
Moore-Duncan, Dorothy L.; Moran, Gail R.; Morgan, Terry A.; Murphy, James R.; Ohr, Peter S.; Osthus, Marlin O.;
Overstreet, Cornele; Pearce, Mark G.; Purcell, Anne G.; Reynolds, Vanita S.; Rivchin, Julie Y.; Robinson, Miles A;
Rosenberg, Joshua; Saunders, Josh D; Schiff, Robert; Shapiro, Ken; Siegel, Richard A.; Simms, Abby; Smith, Barry F.;
Solomon, Lafe E.; Sophir, Jayme; Spector, Jennifer R.; Tellem, Elbert F.; Tendrich, Robert; Thompson, Scott C.; Tuli,
Manisha E.; Wagner, Anthony R.; Williams, Harold; Yaffe, Deborah; Zick, Lara S.
Hearst Corp. must arbitrate a dispute with the Newspaper Guild of Albany over the publisher's decision to
discontinue dues checkoff after their collective bargaining agreement expired because the union's right to
dues checkoff...
A National Labor Relations Board administrative law judge will not hear Acting General Counsel Lafe E.
Solomon's unfair labor practice complaint against Boeing Co. until June 14, but Republican lawmakers in
Beverage workers at the Native American-owned Foxwoods Resort and Casino in eastern Connecticut May
16 voted 133-90 under tribal law for representation by United Food and Commercial Workers Local 371,
A proposed settlement filed in federal court May 13 would resolve nurse wage-fixing conspiracy charges
against a Schenectady, N.Y., hospital and bring litigation over the allegedly illegal practices of five area
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SACRAMENTO, Calif.Gov. Jerry Brown (D) May 16 signed a bill, S.B. 151 ratifying collective bargaining
agreements with six unions representing a total of 55,400 state workers, bringing all state workers under
Air Rage
A spat between Boeing and labor turns into the next unions-versus-Republicans Armageddon.
...facts so far, it might not be political. The complaint was filed by Lafe Solomon , the general counsel for the NRLB, who told the New
York Times...
COLUMBUS, Miss. (AP) -- A vote could soon be taken to decertify the union at Omnova Solutions, Inc., in Columbus, where some
...reports a group of replacement workers have filed a request with the National Labor Relations Board to take a decertification vote .
Unionized caregivers and service workers at Broomall Presbyterian Village may be on the picket line soon. Due to the inability to
negotiate a contract, the nearly 150 employees have voted unanimously to hold a one-day strike on May 25.
...and charges were filed May 11 in the Philadelphia office of the National Labor Relations Board . The two sides have held 15
negotiating sessions
...handbook rules restricting union activity tainted the election, and the National Labor Relations Board ordered a new election. There
is still...
Andrew Martin
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Re: boeing
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An interesting read
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=13636166
Happy weekends,
Rich
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NLRB issues complaint against Boeing Company for unlawfully transferring work to a non-
union facility
Contact:
202-273-1991
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NLRB issues complaint against Boeing Company for unlawfully transferring work to a non-union facility
NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon today issued a complaint against the Boeing Company alleging
that it violated federal labor law by deciding to transfer a second production line to a non-union facility in South
Boeing announced in 2007 that it planned to assemble seven 787 Dreamliner airplanes per month in the Puget
Sound area of Washington state, where its employees have long been represented by the International
Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. The company later said that it would create a second
production line to assemble an additional three planes a month to address a growing backlog of orders. In
October 2009, Boeing announced that it would locate that second line at the non-union facility.
In repeated statements to employees and the media, company executives cited the unionized employees past
strike activity and the possibility of strikes occurring sometime in the future as the overriding factors in
The NLRB launched an investigation of the transfer of second line work in response to charges filed by the
Machinists union and found reasonable cause to believe that Boeing had violated two sections of the National
Labor Relations Act because its statements were coercive to employees and its actions were motivated by a
desire to retaliate for past strikes and chill future strike activity.
A worker's right to strike is a fundamental right guaranteed by the National Labor Relations Act, Mr.
Solomon said. We also recognize the rights of employers to make business decisions based on their economic
interests, but they must do so within the law. I have worked with the parties to encourage settlement in the hope
To remedy the alleged unfair labor practices, the Acting General Counsel seeks an order that would require
Boeing to maintain the second production line in Washington state. The complaint does not seek closure of the
South Carolina facility, nor does it prohibit Boeing from assembling planes there.
Absent a settlement between the parties, the next step in the process will be a hearing before an NLRB
administrative law judge in Seattle, set for June 14, at which both parties will have an opportunity to present
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FW : NLRB tries to block Boeing's plant in S.C. | CharlotteObserver.com & The Charlotte
Observer Newspaper
-----Original Message-----
Subject: FW: NLRB tries to block Boeing's plant in S.C. | CharlotteObserver.com & The
Rich
Have you seen this piece from the Charlotte Observer which reports that Obama's Chief of
Staff, Bill Daley, was on the Boeing Bd of Directors when the Board unanimously voted to
Ellen
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/04/20/2238449/nlrb-tries-to-block-boeings-plant.html
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Katz, Judy; Lieber, Margery E.; Moskowitz, Eric G.; Shapiro, Ken; Simms, Abby; Yaffe,
Belin, Jeremy S.; Compton, Kayce R.; Dodds, Amy L.; Frisch, Jacob; Luke, Margaret; Lussier,
Richard; Mantz, John; Marx, Eric C.; Oddis, Robert N.; Pho, Laura D; Solowiej, Sandra M.;
Sutton, Dexter E.; Thompson, Angela; Vazquez, Laura T.; W illen, Debra L; Karsh, Aaron;
Colangelo, David (Advice); Merberg, Elinor; Omberg, Bob; Sokolow, Steven L.; Szapiro,
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The edges of Everett's Paine Field airport are turning into an overflow airplane parking lot
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Ellen
Subject: FW: seattletimes.com: Boeing 787s stack up at Paine Field awaiting FAA approval
Rich
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FYI
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Subject: RE: seattletimes.com: Boeing 787s stack up at Paine Field awaiting FAA approval
I just sent an article that states at the end that the surge line is not yet functioning.
-----Original Message-----
Subject: FW: seattletimes.com: Boeing 787s stack up at Paine Field awaiting FAA approval
FYI.
This article says that Boeing has already completed or near completed 14 787's.
Are
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Ellen
Subject: FW: seattletimes.com: Boeing 787s stack up at Paine Field awaiting FAA approval
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Omberg, Bob
Boeing
Exemption 6 - Privacy
Thanks, Deb
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Exemption 5, 7(a)
Boeings counsel has scheduled a meeting with Advice for Wednesday, November 10.
We are looking at November 29 and 30 as the potential dates for their meeting with the General Counsel.
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Exemption 5, 7(A)
Exemption 5, 7(A)
Boeings counsel has scheduled a meeting with Advice for Wednesday, November 10.
We are looking at November 29 and 30 as the potential dates for their meeting with the General Counsel.
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Kearney, Barry J.; Farrell, Ellen; W illen, Debra L; Omberg, Bob; Pomerantz, Anne; Jablonski,
Fw: seattletimes.com: Boeing tells analyst: 787 deliveries 'will take longer than expected'
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Boeing tells analyst: 787 deliveries 'will take longer than expected'
Boeing management is telling Wall Street that the 787 Dreamliners already rolled out onto
Paine Field are "in various stages of final assembly" and that delivery of those jets "will
take longer than expected, particularly those with the Rolls-Royce engine."
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FW : Boeing
Subject: Boeing
th
paper on Monday
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As Boeing prepares to announce yet another delay for the 787 Dreamliner at least three
months, possibly six or more the crucial jet program is in even worse shape than it
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As Boeing prepares to announce yet another delay for the 787 Dreamliner at least three
months, possibly six or more the crucial jet program is in even worse shape than it
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Pomerantz, Anne
Anne,
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Effective as of August 25, 2010, a litigation hold is in effect for Boeing 19-CA-32431. Vicky will set up the sub-folder on
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Perkins, Victoria
Thanks.
Anne,
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206-220-6331
Effective as of August 25, 2010, a litigation hold is in effect for Boeing 19-CA-32431. Vicky will set up the sub-folder on
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Ahearn, Richard L.
RE: Boeing
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Subject: Boeing
OK?
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Rich
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http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
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Rich
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My Alerts
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The National Labor Relations Board says in a complaint that the company chose South
Carolina for its new 787 Dreamliner production line in retaliation against a union, which is
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The N.L.R.B. told state officials it would file lawsuits against Arizona and South Dakota to
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While Boeing may meet its deadline to deliver the first 787 to All Nippon Airways of Japan
before Sept. 30, the production pace projected for 2011 appears out of reach.
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FW : huffingtonpost
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GC Staff Meeting--10-7-10
Importance:
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Here is a summary:
Non-Responsive
Non-Responsive
Barry Kearney noted that he was conducting agenda today the Boeing case about moving
work from Puget Sound in Washington to South Carolina. The Union alleges that the work
is being moved solely because they have exercised their right to strike in the past. This will
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NLRB issues complaint against Boeing Company for unlawfully transferring work to a non-
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NLRB issues complaint against Boeing Company for unlawfully transferring work to a non-union facility
NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon today issued a complaint against the Boeing Company alleging
that it violated federal labor law by deciding to transfer a second production line to a non-union facility in South
Boeing announced in 2007 that it planned to assemble seven 787 Dreamliner airplanes per month in the Puget
Sound area of Washington state, where its employees have long been represented by the International
Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. The company later said that it would create a second
production line to assemble an additional three planes a month to address a growing backlog of orders. In
October 2009, Boeing announced that it would locate that second line at the non-union facility.
In repeated statements to employees and the media, company executives cited the unionized employees past
strike activity and the possibility of strikes occurring sometime in the future as the overriding factors in
The NLRB launched an investigation of the transfer of second line work in response to charges filed by the
Machinists union and found reasonable cause to believe that Boeing had violated two sections of the National
Labor Relations Act because its statements were coercive to employees and its actions were motivated by a
desire to retaliate for past strikes and chill future strike activity.
A worker's right to strike is a fundamental right guaranteed by the National Labor Relations Act, Mr.
Solomon said. We also recognize the rights of employers to make business decisions based on their economic
interests, but they must do so within the law. I have worked with the parties to encourage settlement in the hope
To remedy the alleged unfair labor practices, the Acting General Counsel seeks an order that would require
Boeing to maintain the second production line in Washington state. The complaint does not seek closure of the
South Carolina facility, nor does it prohibit Boeing from assembling planes there.
Absent a settlement between the parties, the next step in the process will be a hearing before an NLRB
administrative law judge in Seattle, set for June 14, at which both parties will have an opportunity to present
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Joseph; Becker, Craig; Blyer, Alvin P.; Bonett Jr., Edward J.; Boren, Dennis R.; Burton, Spence; Carlton, Peter J.; Chester,
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Manisha E.; Wagner, Anthony R.; Williams, Harold; Yaffe, Deborah; Zick, Lara S.
Right-wing pundits and politicians have been in rare form over the past few weeks, with the National Labor Relations Boards complaint
against Boeing serving as a catalyst for their ramped up attack on workers rights.
...in rare form over the past few weeks, with the National Labor Relations Board s complaint against Boeing serving as a catalyst for
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Paulsen, James G.
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Here is a summary:
Non-responsive
Barry Kearney noted that he was conducting agenda today the Boeing case about moving
work from Puget Sound in Washington to South Carolina. The Union alleges that the work
is being moved solely because they have exercised their right to strike in the past. This will
Non-responsive
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Farrell, Ellen
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Are we sharing the letter with Region 19? At one point Rich was coming in; is that no longer the case?
To: Kearney, Barry J.; Sophir, Jayme; Colangelo, David (Advice); Marx, Eric C.
Ellen
Ellen Farrell
202-273-3810
Cc: Baumeister, Bryan H; Clarke, Joan C; Gerry, Brett C; [email protected]; McGill, Matthew D.; Blankenstein,
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Solomon, Lafe E.
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A copy has gone to Rich and he is planning to come in for the meeting.
Ellen
Ellen Farrell
202-273-3810
Are we sharing the letter with Region 19? At one point Rich was coming in; is that no longer the case?
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Ellen
Ellen Farrell
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Liebman, W ilma B.
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wow it certainly says somethng about our current politcal climate for a
BUSINESS DAY
South Carolina Gov.-elect Nikki Haley says her new Cabinet pick to run the
state's labor agency will lead efforts to fight unions, particularly at Boeing's
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Solomon, Lafe E.
South Carolina Governors pick to head the states labor agency will be helping her fight unions, particularly at the Boeing
plant She has done it before and she is up to the challenge, says the Governor
An interesting read
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=13636166
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Rich
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seattletimes.com: Machinists union sues over S.C. governor's remarks about Boeing plant
Exemption 6 - Privacy
http://www.seattletimes.com.
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Machinists union sues over S.C. governor's remarks about Boeing plant
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is facing her first big lawsuit after saying the state would
try to keep unions out of the Boeing Inc. plant in North Charleston.
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http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
Tony Wagner
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Cleeland, Nancy; W agner, Anthony R.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.; Kearney, Barry J.;
Sophir, Jayme
Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
To: Wagner, Anthony R.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.
Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
Tony Wagner
NLRB-FOIA-00004309
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Solomon, Lafe E.
That is certainly the implication either for nefarious purpose of just cause were slow
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
To: Cleeland, Nancy; Wagner, Anthony R.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.; Kearney, Barry J.; Sophir, Jayme
Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
To: Wagner, Anthony R.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.
Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
Nancy Cleeland
(202) 273-0222
http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
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NLRB-FOIA-00004311
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Liebman, W ilma B.
http://en.asturi.as/noticias/46877/boeing_fight_nlrb_complaint_backed_by_union/
Tony Wagner
NLRB-FOIA-00004312
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NLRB Updates
Solomon, Lafe E.
NLRB issues complaint against Boeing Company for unlawfully transferring work to a non-
union facility
Contact:
202-273-1991
www.nlrb.gov
NLRB issues complaint against Boeing Company for unlawfully transferring work to a non-union facility
NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon today issued a complaint against the Boeing Company alleging
that it violated federal labor law by deciding to transfer a second production line to a non-union facility in South
Boeing announced in 2007 that it planned to assemble seven 787 Dreamliner airplanes per month in the Puget
Sound area of Washington state, where its employees have long been represented by the International
Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. The company later said that it would create a second
production line to assemble an additional three planes a month to address a growing backlog of orders. In
October 2009, Boeing announced that it would locate that second line at the non-union facility.
In repeated statements to employees and the media, company executives cited the unionized employees past
strike activity and the possibility of strikes occurring sometime in the future as the overriding factors in
The NLRB launched an investigation of the transfer of second line work in response to charges filed by the
Machinists union and found reasonable cause to believe that Boeing had violated two sections of the National
Labor Relations Act because its statements were coercive to employees and its actions were motivated by a
desire to retaliate for past strikes and chill future strike activity.
A worker's right to strike is a fundamental right guaranteed by the National Labor Relations Act, Mr.
Solomon said. We also recognize the rights of employers to make business decisions based on their economic
interests, but they must do so within the law. I have worked with the parties to encourage settlement in the hope
To remedy the alleged unfair labor practices, the Acting General Counsel seeks an order that would require
Boeing to maintain the second production line in Washington state. The complaint does not seek closure of the
South Carolina facility, nor does it prohibit Boeing from assembling planes there.
Absent a settlement between the parties, the next step in the process will be a hearing before an NLRB
administrative law judge in Seattle, set for June 14, at which both parties will have an opportunity to present
NLRB-FOIA-00004313
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S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley today issued the following statement in response to the National
Labor Relations Board complaint filed against Boeing by the International Association of
This is an absolute assault on a great corporate citizen and on South Carolinas right-to-
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The National Labor Relations Board Wednesday said aircraft maker Boeing Co. violated federal labor
law by building a second production line for its 787 Dreamliner at a non-union factory in South
Carolina, siding with union workers in Washington State who charged the decision was retaliation for
The Chicago company called the NLRB's complaint "legally frivolous" and a "radical departure" from
precedents. It said it will fight the complaint, which was sought by the International Association of
The NLRB's action comes amid a broad conflict over the role of unions in the economy. Unions have
responded to setbacks in the 2010 elections, which put Republicans in charge of the U.S. House of
Representatives and in state houses around the country, by pressing the Obama administration and
President Barack Obama also has been trying to cultivate business leaders by promising to review
and possibly roll back regulation, and doing more to help U.S. companies boost exports. Boeing is a
Boeing plans to build the 787 Dreamlinier, shown above in Washington state in March, at a non-union
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NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon said that in repeated statements to employees and the
media, Boeing executives cited the unionized employees' past strike activity and the possibility of
future strikes as the overriding factors in deciding to locate the second production line at the nonunion
facility. The comments were coercive and motivated by a desire to retaliate against workers for past
strikes, while attempting to discourage future strike activity, the agency charged.
"A worker's right to strike is a fundamental right guaranteed by the National Labor Relations Act," Mr.
Solomon said in a statement. "We also recognize the rights of employers to make business decisions
based on their economic interests, but they must do so within the law."
Mr. Solomon proposed a board order that would require Boeing to operate the second production line
in Washington State. Boeing said it is scheduled to begin assembling planes in July at the South
Carolina facility, where more than 1,000 new workers have been hired.
John Raudabaugh, a former NLRB Republican member who represents companies for Washington,
D.C., law firm Nixon Peabody LLP, said Boeing executives should have been more measured with
their words. "I think it's unfortunate if they said it the way it has been reported," he said. "They should
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) attacked the NLRB in a statement, saying that if the board's action is
upheld it would "allow unions to hold a virtual 'veto' over business decisions." Mr. Graham said the
NLRB is trying to punish states such as South Carolina where unions are relatively weak, and he said
he'd seek legislation to cut off funding for "this wild goose chase."
Joe Trauger, a vice president at the National Association of Manufacturers, said the NLRB's decision
sends a message that companies with union representation can't expand in right-to-work states. If the
complaint succeeds "no company will be safe from the NLRB stepping in to second-guess its
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The board is reversing decades of its own precedent and Supreme Court rulings to "advance its
agenda to expand unionization," Mr. Trauger said. "If the IAM and NLRB succeed in their complaint,
no company will be safe from the NLRB stepping in to second-guess its business decisions on where
to expand or whom to hire," Mr. Trauger said.IAM Vice President Rich Michalski, whose union
represents more than 35,000 Boeing workers, praised the decision, saying Boeing "needs to rethink
its strategy of repeatedly alienating its most valuable asset: the highly-skilled workers who build
Boeing aircraft."
The NLRB said it plans to hold a hearing June 14 before an NLRB administrative judge in Seattle
Boeing said it held "extensive" talks with the Machinists about potentially placing the additional
production in Washington. But that failed amid demands "that would have hampered the company's
competitiveness in the increasingly competitive global market for large commercial airplanes," the
company said.
Boeing said the Machinists ultimately have suffered no job losses from the decision because the
company has increased employment in the Puget Sound area by about 2,000 workers since deciding
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of the talk of standing up for a woman right chose they are usually against any other
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Can federal bureaucrats tell a private company where to build a factory? Members of
President Obama's National Labor Relations Board think they can. In a decision that
even the New York Times is describing as "highly unusual for the federal
...Times is describing as "highly unusual for the federal government," Lafe Solomon,
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has issued a complaint against Boeing
for allegedly violating two sections of the National Labor Relations Act in its decision
...is a fundamental right guaranteed by the National Labor Relations Act , Lafe
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South Carolina The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has issued a complaint
against the Boeing Company, alleging that it violated federal labor law by deciding to
...the National Labor Relations Act, said NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe
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The National Labor Relations Board is supposed to protect workers' rights. Yet it
appears intent on endangering workers' jobs at the Boeing 787 Dreamliner assembly
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...2008 -- was a factor in that decision. NLRB acting general counsel Lafe Solomon ,
...the National Labor Relations Act," NLRB acting general counsel Lafe Solomon
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Re: Obama Regime and UNION Thugs work together to attack Boeing: (WSJ's
take on this)
The Death of Right to Work After 17 months and $2 billion, the NLRB sandbags
Boeing. We knew that Big Labor had political pull at the Obama-era National Labor
Relations Board, but yesterday's complaint against Boeing is one for the (dark) ages.
..."anti-union animus," says the complaint by acting general counsel Lafe Solomon ,
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...16 billion. Minister of State for Public Service Reform Brian Hayes made the
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meanwhile help South Carolina with 1,000 employees already hired and .
...has a special friend pushing things its way. That would be Craig Becker, a former
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NLRB files complaint against Boeing for second 787 line placement [political
commissars at work]
The US National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) says it will seek an order to require
Boeing to place the second 787 production line in Washington state, in response to
...Charleston, South Carolina to host the site. Acting general counsel Lafe Solomon
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In what may be the strongest signal yet of the new pro-labor orientation of the
National Labor Relations Board under President Obama, the agency filed a
...to discourage future strikes. The agency s acting general counsel, Lafe Solomon,
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The US National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) says it will seek an order to require
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- Boeing Co (BA.N) said it would fight a National Labor Relations Board complaint
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NBA commissioner David Stern is a smart man, and he's been doing his job for too
long to try and bull his way around issues - even if he'd prefer to. So while Stern is
quick to point out that the NBA playoffs are off to a successful start, he also knows
...but their future is so involved in some combination of court cases and [National
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Board complaint against Boeing, which is building a $750 million aircraft assembly
plant in the state. We absolutely will not allow them to bully our businesses or mess
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The National Labor Relations Board is poised to amend organizing rules in a way
that would boost unions by letting them target smaller groups of employees.
Dem-Led NLRB Poised To Give Unions Big Win The National Labor Relations
Board is poised to amend organizing rules in a way that would boost unions...
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By Hiram Reisner South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint said Thursday the National Labor
Relations Board (NLRB) complaint against Boeing for violating federal law shows the
thugs.
...Hiram Reisner South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint said Thursday the National Labor
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This could well be the most outrageous insult yet to the free market economy: In
what may be the strongest signal yet of the new pro-labor orientation of the National
Labor Relations Board under President Obama, the agency filed a complaint
...strongest signal yet of the new pro-labor orientation of the National Labor
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NLRB files complaint against Boeing for second 787 line placement [political
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Unions to Boeing: We'll Tell You Where to Build Your Plants By Dunstan Prial
Published April 21, 2011 | FOXBusiness A complaint against Boeing (NYSE:BA) filed
by the National Labor Relations Board came under sharp attack Thursday by critics
...A complaint against Boeing (NYSE:BA) filed by the National Labor Relations
Board came under sharp attack Thursday by critics who charged that...
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Can federal bureaucrats tell a private company where to build a factory? Members of
President Obama's National Labor Relations Board think they can. In a decision that
even the New York Times is describing as "highly unusual for the federal
Relations Board think they can. In a decision that even the New...
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youre out of luck Friday. Cook County is closed. As CBS 2s Susanna Song reports,
this is the first of five county shutdown days, which means an estimated 20,000
...history. I talked to one union today that was threatening an unfair labor practice
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...Dreamliner. The NLRB complaint says Boeing engaged in unfair labor practices
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POLICY
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Chairman
W ashington, DC 20510
Ranking Member
W ashington, DC 20510
Chairman
Ranking Member
RE: Issuance of Complaint Against The Boeing Company by Acting NLRB General
Dear Sirs:
W e are writing to express the strong concerns of the members of HR Policy Association
regarding the issuance of a complaint by National Labor Relations Board Acting General
Counsel Lafe Solomon against The Boeing Company based on the companys attempt to have an
honest, open discussion with its union regarding the location of a new line of production. HR
Policy Association is the lead public policy organization of chief human resource officers from
large employers. HR Policy Association consists of over 300 of the largest corporations doing
business in the United States and globally, many of whom have significant union representation
of their U.S. employees. Collectively our members employ more than 10 million Americans and
As we understand the facts in the case, it involves a decision by Boeing to open a second
line of production of its 787 Dreamliner airplane. The decision involved no transfer of existing
work or any loss of work by its employees in the State of W ashington who are represented by the
International Association of Machinists (IAM). The new work was to either be located in
www.hrpolicy.org
1 1 00 Thirteenth Street, NW
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Washington, DC 20005
202.789.8670
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Washington or at a new facility in South Carolina. Since it was new work, the company had a
clear right under both the National Labor Relations Act and its contract with the IAM to put the
work in either location. However, the company decided nevertheless to discuss with the union
whether agreements could be achieved that would make it economically feasible to locate the
new work in Washington. Thus, it held extensive discussions in which the company expressed
its legitimate concerns about a history of work stoppages which could be economically
devastating going forward. The company sought to address these with a long-term contract that
contained a no strike clause, a common feature of most labor agreements. When these
negotiations stalled, the company decided to locate the work in South Carolina, with labor
number of counts. First, it is an unprecedented departure from long-standing law in this area.
Second, it has been taken by someone who is a placeholder for a Presidential appointment
provided for by law, someone who has not been confirmed by Congress nor even appointed by
the President on a recess basis. He is simply a career employee holding the position in an acting
Yet, even more disturbing is the fact that, at a time when companies doing business in the
U.S. are engaged in intensive competition on a global scale, a company would be sanctioned for
engaging in open and honest discussions with its union about economic realities. If anything, the
NLRB should seek to ensure that employers and unions are able to speak freely with each other,
consistent with their rights under Section 8(c) of the National Labor Relations Act. Any failure
by the Board to protect those rights can only further harm the larger economic interests of
all Americans.
Therefore, we urge you to ask Mr. Solomon to either provide an adequate explanation as
to why his decision is fully consistent with existing law or withdraw the complaint.
Sincerely,
Daniel V. Yager
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POLICY
ASSOCIATION
Chairman
W ashington, DC 20510
Ranking Member
W ashington, DC 20510
Chairman
Ranking Member
RE: Issuance of Complaint Against The Boeing Company by Acting NLRB General
Dear Sirs:
W e are writing to express the strong concerns of the members of HR Policy Association
regarding the issuance of a complaint by National Labor Relations Board Acting General
Counsel Lafe Solomon against The Boeing Company based on the companys attempt to have an
honest, open discussion with its union regarding the location of a new line of production. HR
Policy Association is the lead public policy organization of chief human resource officers from
large employers. HR Policy Association consists of over 300 of the largest corporations doing
business in the United States and globally, many of whom have significant union representation
of their U.S. employees. Collectively our members employ more than 10 million Americans and
As we understand the facts in the case, it involves a decision by Boeing to open a second
line of production of its 787 Dreamliner airplane. The decision involved no transfer of existing
work or any loss of work by its employees in the State of W ashington who are represented by the
International Association of Machinists (IAM). The new work was to either be located in
www.hrpolicy.org
1 1 00 Thirteenth Street, NW
Suite 850
Washington, DC 20005
202.789.8670
202.449.5648
NLRB-FOIA-00004373
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Washington or at a new facility in South Carolina. Since it was new work, the company had a
clear right under both the National Labor Relations Act and its contract with the IAM to put the
work in either location. However, the company decided nevertheless to discuss with the union
whether agreements could be achieved that would make it economically feasible to locate the
new work in Washington. Thus, it held extensive discussions in which the company expressed
its legitimate concerns about a history of work stoppages which could be economically
devastating going forward. The company sought to address these with a long-term contract that
contained a no strike clause, a common feature of most labor agreements. When these
negotiations stalled, the company decided to locate the work in South Carolina, with labor
number of counts. First, it is an unprecedented departure from long-standing law in this area.
Second, it has been taken by someone who is a placeholder for a Presidential appointment
provided for by law, someone who has not been confirmed by Congress nor even appointed by
the President on a recess basis. He is simply a career employee holding the position in an acting
Yet, even more disturbing is the fact that, at a time when companies doing business in the
U.S. are engaged in intensive competition on a global scale, a company would be sanctioned for
engaging in open and honest discussions with its union about economic realities. If anything, the
NLRB should seek to ensure that employers and unions are able to speak freely with each other,
consistent with their rights under Section 8(c) of the National Labor Relations Act. Any failure
by the Board to protect those rights can only further harm the larger economic interests of
all Americans.
Therefore, we urge you to ask Mr. Solomon to either provide an adequate explanation as
to why his decision is fully consistent with existing law or withdraw the complaint.
Sincerely,
Daniel V. Yager
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POLICY
ASSOCIATION
Chairman
W ashington, DC 20510
Ranking Member
W ashington, DC 20510
Chairman
Ranking Member
RE: Issuance of Complaint Against The Boeing Company by Acting NLRB General
Dear Sirs:
W e are writing to express the strong concerns of the members of HR Policy Association
regarding the issuance of a complaint by National Labor Relations Board Acting General
Counsel Lafe Solomon against The Boeing Company based on the companys attempt to have an
honest, open discussion with its union regarding the location of a new line of production. HR
Policy Association is the lead public policy organization of chief human resource officers from
large employers. HR Policy Association consists of over 300 of the largest corporations doing
business in the United States and globally, many of whom have significant union representation
of their U.S. employees. Collectively our members employ more than 10 million Americans and
As we understand the facts in the case, it involves a decision by Boeing to open a second
line of production of its 787 Dreamliner airplane. The decision involved no transfer of existing
work or any loss of work by its employees in the State of W ashington who are represented by the
International Association of Machinists (IAM). The new work was to either be located in
www.hrpolicy.org
1 1 00 Thirteenth Street, NW
Suite 850
Washington, DC 20005
202.789.8670
202.449.5648
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Washington or at a new facility in South Carolina. Since it was new work, the company had a
clear right under both the National Labor Relations Act and its contract with the IAM to put the
work in either location. However, the company decided nevertheless to discuss with the union
whether agreements could be achieved that would make it economically feasible to locate the
new work in Washington. Thus, it held extensive discussions in which the company expressed
its legitimate concerns about a history of work stoppages which could be economically
devastating going forward. The company sought to address these with a long-term contract that
contained a no strike clause, a common feature of most labor agreements. When these
negotiations stalled, the company decided to locate the work in South Carolina, with labor
number of counts. First, it is an unprecedented departure from long-standing law in this area.
Second, it has been taken by someone who is a placeholder for a Presidential appointment
provided for by law, someone who has not been confirmed by Congress nor even appointed by
the President on a recess basis. He is simply a career employee holding the position in an acting
Yet, even more disturbing is the fact that, at a time when companies doing business in the
U.S. are engaged in intensive competition on a global scale, a company would be sanctioned for
engaging in open and honest discussions with its union about economic realities. If anything, the
NLRB should seek to ensure that employers and unions are able to speak freely with each other,
consistent with their rights under Section 8(c) of the National Labor Relations Act. Any failure
by the Board to protect those rights can only further harm the larger economic interests of
all Americans.
Therefore, we urge you to ask Mr. Solomon to either provide an adequate explanation as
to why his decision is fully consistent with existing law or withdraw the complaint.
Sincerely,
Daniel V. Yager
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A New York Times headline in January told the story: "Union membership in U.S. fell
to 70-year low last year." The actual numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
were even more dismal than suggested by the headline: Whereas at its peak in the
...evident than at NLRB, where board member and former union lawyer Craig
Becker has pushed the union regulatory agenda to radical new extremes .
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GOP Field Shapes Up: Paul Plays, Haley Quits; Dems Amass Cash For 2012
Attacks; NLRB Will Sue to Protect Card Check Pauls In, Barbours Out, Who
Benefits? There was some foot dragging, but I think everybody sees now that 18
...that the Obama NLRB, including former AFL-CIO lawyer Craig Becker , added in
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For high-stakes legal drama, it doesnt get much bigger than last weeks filing by the
National Labor Relations Board charging that Boeings decision to open a big new
Solomon, the acting general counsel who made the decision, is...
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'Unprecedented'
The former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board told FoxNews.com that a
board attorney's bid to stop Boeing from opening a production line at a non-union site
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she said in an email to FoxNews.com. NLRB General Counsel Lafe Solomon cited
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A New York Times headline in January told the story: "Union membership in U.S. fell
to 70-year low last year." The actual numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
were even more dismal than suggested by the headline: Whereas at its peak in the
...all the key positions at the Department of Labor and National Labor Relations
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For high-stakes legal drama, it doesnt get much bigger than last weeks filing by the
National Labor Relations Board charging that Boeings decision to open a big new
...moved to the more hospitable labor markets down South. But since the National
Labor Relations Act was passed in 1935, companies have had to be...
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'Unprecedented'
The former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board told FoxNews.com that a
board attorney's bid to stop Boeing from opening a production line at a non-union site
"A worker's right to strike is a fundamental right guaranteed by the National Labor
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There were no footballs thrown or tackles made on Tuesday, the first day after the
NFL's lockout was lifted, as the two feuding sides resumed where they left off the day
before.
...jurisdiction on labor disputes because they were a matter for the National Labor
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Suderman, Peter SINCE BARACK OBAMA became president, his administration has
National Labor Relations Board --are exempt from the review because they...
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In defense of RINOs
Even though the next presidential election is still more than 500 days away, it's never
too soon to be prepared. After all, Obama hasn't stopped campaigning since Election
Day, 2008.
...sound fiscal policies. Do you think Republicans agree with Obama's National
Labor Relations Board that Boeing doesn't have the right to build...
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lifting the NFL lockout. The leagues owners have asked the judge, Susan Richard
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Nelson, to issue a stay of the injunction, and she has given the players until
...emeritus at Stanford University Law School and a former chairman of the National
Labor Relations Board. This has been a very conservative court for...
lifting the N.F.L. lockout. The leagues owners have asked the judge, Susan Richard
Nelson, to issue a stay of the injunction, and she has given the players until
...emeritus at Stanford University Law School and a former chairman of the National
Labor Relations Board. This has been a very conservative court for...
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players have an early triumph over the owners in court. U.S. District Judge Susan
Richard Nelson ordered an immediate end to the lockout Monday, siding with the
players in their bitter fight with owners over how to divide the $9 billi
with an unfair negotiation charge against the players pending with the National
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Judge who stopped NFL lockout will take at least one more day to consider whether
...with an unfair bargaining complaint against the players pending with the National
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U.S. District Judge Susan Nelson's decision Monday to enjoin the NFL's lockout is a
major setback for the league, which had had hoped to use the lockout to force
...script as the NFL: file an unfair labor practices charge with the National Labor
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NEW YORK The day after a federal district judge ruled the league must lift its player
headquarters.
...because of past labor law and a pending ruling by the National Labor Relations
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Dont bite the hand that feeds you Paraphrasing JFK, Ask not what Boeing can do
for you, ask what you can do for Boeing. In a stunning move, the National Labor
ask what you can do for Boeing. In a stunning move, the National Labor Relations
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The National Labor Relations Board plans to sue Arizona over a union-related ballot
measure passed by the state's voters last November. Proposition 113 amended the
Arizona Constitution, requiring workers who want to organize a labor union to have a
secret-ballot election.
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1 hr 55 mins ago SALVO, North Carolina (Reuters) There were no footballs thrown
or tackles made on Tuesday, the first day after the NFL's lockout was lifted, as the
two feuding sides resumed where they left off the day before.
...jurisdiction on labor disputes because they were a matter for the National Labor
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The NFL is a long way from playing football. One confusing day
after a federal judge ended a 45-day lockout, small groups of players showed up at
team facilities Tuesday let inside but told they would not be allowed to work out.
...with an unfair bargaining complaint against the players pending with the National
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NFL LOCKOUT LIFTED - BUT IT'S STILL STATUS QUO AS OWNERS APPEAL
INJUNCTION
BART HUBBUCH Game on . . . maybe. The NFL's labor battle turned chaotic late
yesterday afternoon when a federal judge handed the players a big victory with an
injunction that could lift the lockout and put the sport back in business within a matter
of days.
...arguments unpersuasive," Nelson wrote, adding that she also expects the National
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Judging from results, players' legal strategy is working; NFL appeal likely puts
Jarrett Bell It's not over yet. Players scored a key victory and gained significant
momentum with the 89-page ruling from U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson
on Monday to grant an injunction that lifts the NFL's lockout, but the league appealed
...rejected the NFL's claim that the case should defer to the National Labor
Relations Board, with which the league filed an unfair labor practice...
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among NFL owners today. Although U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson lifted
the NFL's lockout Monday in a decidedly pro-players ruling, the league already has
...Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, which a former chairman of the National Labor
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Gary Mihoces Citing public interest and the threat of irreparable harm to players, a
federal judge Monday ordered the NFL to end its lockout. The league quickly filed an
appeal and said it would ask the judge to delay the order pending the outcome.
...NFL called the move a sham that should be reviewed by the National Labor
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Dave Campbell, The Associated Pres ST. PAUL, Minn. -- A federal judge on Monday
ordered an end to the NFL lockout, giving the players an early victory in their fight
...lockout and suggested Nelson didn't have jurisdiction while the National Labor
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Rice and Plex, as they have been for weeks, Molden went to the stadium because
judge Susan Nelson ruled in favor of the players and lifted the
...with an unfair bargaining complaint against the players pending with the National
2 hrs 18 mins ago SALVO, North Carolina (Reuters) The judge who ordered the
NFL to end the player lockout wants at least another day before deciding whether to
put her order on hold after the league appealed her ruling.
...jurisdiction on labor disputes because they were a matter for the National Labor
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MINNEAPOLIS The NFL is a long way from playing football again. Handfuls of
players showed up at team facilities Tuesday morning, let inside but told they would
...with an unfair bargaining accusation against the players pending with the National
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Our auto industry took off because workers could choose whether or not to join a
union.
...workers could choose whether or not to join a union. The National Labor
Relations Board has moved to stop Boeing from building airplanes at a...
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A New York Times headline in January told the story: "Union membership in U.S. fell
to 70-year low last year." The actual numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
were even more dismal than suggested by the headline: Whereas at its peak in the
...favorites in all the key positions at the Department of Labor and National Labor
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Will President Obama succeed in firing his second CEO? Having ousted Rick
Wagoner from the top job at General Motors two years ago last month, the chief
executive has now set his sights on the obscure, 80-year-old head of drugmaker
Forest Laboratories.
...operate, and with what kind of workers. Last week, Obama's National Labor
Relations Board initiated a dispute with Boeing Corp. over its decision to...
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GOP Field Shapes Up: Paul Plays, Haley Quits; Dems Amass Cash For 2012
Attacks; NLRB Will Sue to Protect Card Check Pauls In, Barbours Out, Who
Benefits? There was some foot dragging, but I think everybody sees now that 18
...Shapes Up: Paul Plays, Haley Quits; Dems Amass Cash For 2012 Attacks ; NLRB
Will Sue to Protect Card Check Paul s In, Barbour s Out, Who Benefits ?
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U.S. District Judge Susan Nelson's decision Monday to enjoin the NFL's lockout is a
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...would, in turn, follow the same script as the NFL: file an unfair labor practices
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Jarrett Bell It's not over yet. Players scored a key victory and gained significant
momentum with the 89-page ruling from U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson
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think we might have had a handshake once or twice; no particular reason you should remember this.
I was distressed to read the comments of Senator Dement last week following the decision to issue complaint
against Boeing. I then remembered that as a retiree, I no longer have to keep my mouth shut. It could just as
easily been me investigating that case and Wayne Gold making the decision on the merits. Ultimately, of
I decided to write to Senator Dement. I told him the NLRA is still law, and it establishes an NLRB to enforce the
Act. I said the Board'semployees take an oath similar to the one he took, and in the scores of meetings I
participated in over more thantwo decades, I never heard any official attempt to pursue any agenda other
than enforcing the Act. I said that although I am not currently a Christian, I was raised in a devoutly Catholic
household, and I don't know how he can profess to be a Christian, born again or otherwise, and make such
unwarranted and unkind remarks on Holy Thursday, of all days. Finally, I told him that where I come from, if
he were to walk into a bar and start calling other patrons "thugs," he might leave with a few less teeth.
I don't expect you to endorse any of my views, but frankly, I am tired of seeing dedicated public servants sit
quiet and take this kind of crap. And with the entire South Carolina Congressional delegation and others
howling over this, I am not going to sit quiet. If this case doesn't settle, your field attorneys will prevail, and
Hang in there. Your work is important and you should not have to take this.
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I think we might have had a handshake once or twice; no particular reason you
I was distressed to read the comments of Senator Dement last week following the decision to
issue complaint against Boeing. I then remembered that as a retiree, I no longer have to keep
my mouth shut. It could just as easily been me investigating that case and Wayne Gold making
the decision on the merits. Ultimately, of course, it's the GC's decision.
I decided to write to Senator Dement. I told him the NLRA is still law, and it establishes an NLRB
to enforce the Act. I said the Board'semployees take an oath similar to the one he took, and in
the scores of meetings I participated in over more thantwo decades, I never heard any official
attempt to pursue any agenda other than enforcing the Act. I said that although I am not
currently a Christian, I was raised in a devoutly Catholic household, and I don't know how he
can profess to be a Christian, born again or otherwise, and make such unwarranted and unkind
remarks on Holy Thursday, of all days. Finally, I told him that where I come from, if he were to
walk into a bar and start calling other patrons "thugs," he might leave with a few less teeth.
I don't expect you to endorse any of my views, but frankly, I am tired of seeing dedicated public
servants sit quiet and take this kind of crap. And with the entire South Carolina Congressional
delegation and others howling over this, I am not going to sit quiet. If this case doesn't settle,
your field attorneys will prevail, and then they will have a go at the ALJ, I suppose.
Hang in there. Your work is important and you should not have to take this.
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Nancy Cleeland
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I think we might have had a handshake once or twice; no particular reason you
I was distressed to read the comments of Senator Dement last week following the decision to
issue complaint against Boeing. I then remembered that as a retiree, I no longer have to keep
my mouth shut. It could just as easily been me investigating that case and Wayne Gold making
the decision on the merits. Ultimately, of course, it's the GC's decision.
I decided to write to Senator Dement. I told him the NLRA is still law, and it establishes an NLRB
to enforce the Act. I said the Board'semployees take an oath similar to the one he took, and in
the scores of meetings I participated in over more thantwo decades, I never heard any official
attempt to pursue any agenda other than enforcing the Act. I said that although I am not
currently a Christian, I was raised in a devoutly Catholic household, and I don't know how he
can profess to be a Christian, born again or otherwise, and make such unwarranted and unkind
remarks on Holy Thursday, of all days. Finally, I told him that where I come from, if he were to
walk into a bar and start calling other patrons "thugs," he might leave with a few less teeth.
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I don't expect you to endorse any of my views, but frankly, I am tired of seeing dedicated public
servants sit quiet and take this kind of crap. And with the entire South Carolina Congressional
delegation and others howling over this, I am not going to sit quiet. If this case doesn't settle,
your field attorneys will prevail, and then they will have a go at the ALJ, I suppose.
Hang in there. Your work is important and you should not have to take this.
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Lafe: don't know if you might get this otherwise but thought I would pass on Wade Rathke's
thoughts...he was the former head of Acorn. Also spoke with a labor friend to day (atty with a
union) who unsolicited spoke about how impressed everyone is with all you have
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Seattle As union membership falls to record lows and seems now headed to only
5% of private sector density and with recent assaults on public sector unionization may be pushed below 20% density
there soon as well, it is worth remembering that collective bargaining remains a clearly articulated, foundational
purpose of labor law ensconced directly in the language and purpose of the National Labor Relations Act almost 70
years ago. (For more on this see Bruce Boccardys on-line piece for Social Policy at: http://bit.ly/gP6wUg)
It almost seems that the NLRB and its General Counsel may have been reading the news from Wisconsin, Ohio, New
Hampshire and so many elsewheres, shaken themselves out of their slumber and realized that if they didnt get on
the stick there was no future for that bastion of labor bureaucracy and white collar legalisms. Im not sure this is a
development that will make the new business first White House happy, but the Board may have grown a set.
In a matter of days they have first issued a dramatic complaint arguing that Seattle-based Boeing was so blatant in
relocating production of one of its new planes to company friendly and union baiting South Carolina, that they
committed such severe unfair labor practices that the impact of the complaint could force the company to spend
hundreds of millions to repatriate the work back to union workers and a union contract in Seattle. This case is all the
talk here, and despite the companysunion membership, private sector, Bruce Boccardy, collective bar protestations,
the case is more solid that the business community would like to have the biscuit cookers believe. The NLRB for a
refreshing change is staking out a position that pissing all over the union and its legitimate section 7 rights to strike
and maintain its side of the bargain in collective agreements should not give a company a green light to run away to
Days later the NLRB announced that they are suing state governments in Arizona and North Dakota (whats wrong
with our brothers and sisters of the South here?!?) for promoting ballot propositions that would make card check
(voluntary, non-election procedures where majority support for unions is determined by showing the authorization
cards to employers or neutral third parties) illegal. Clearly state efforts to mess with long established recognition
procedures protected by federal law are preempted, but more usually the NLRB might have pussyfooted around and
waited until such measures were introduced and actually approved by voters before entering the lists and waging
their part of the fight. This one is a slam dunk it would see, though why the NLRB claimed it was not suing Utah and
South Dakota, which are trying to create the same card check bars, because they didnt have enough money, seems
odd.
I would also bet that another shoe is about to drop and that they will also issue a complaint in favor of the NFL
Players Association and against the owners in this marquee labor lockout and bargaining struggle, but no sense in
The NLRB actually fulfilling its legal mandate and protecting collective bargaining and workers rights would be a
st
Century during this dark night for all of us and our unions.
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Lafe: don't know if you might get this otherwise but thought I would pass on Wade Rathke's
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union) who unsolicited spoke about how impressed everyone is with all you have
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Seattle As union membership falls to record lows and seems now headed to only
5% of private sector density and with recent assaults on public sector unionization may be pushed below 20% density
there soon as well, it is worth remembering that collective bargaining remains a clearly articulated, foundational
purpose of labor law ensconced directly in the language and purpose of the National Labor Relations Act almost 70
years ago. (For more on this see Bruce Boccardys on-line piece for Social Policy at: http://bit.ly/gP6wUg)
It almost seems that the NLRB and its General Counsel may have been reading the news from Wisconsin, Ohio, New
Hampshire and so many elsewheres, shaken themselves out of their slumber and realized that if they didnt get on
the stick there was no future for that bastion of labor bureaucracy and white collar legalisms. Im not sure this is a
development that will make the new business first White House happy, but the Board may have grown a set.
In a matter of days they have first issued a dramatic complaint arguing that Seattle-based Boeing was so blatant in
relocating production of one of its new planes to company friendly and union baiting South Carolina, that they
committed such severe unfair labor practices that the impact of the complaint could force the company to spend
hundreds of millions to repatriate the work back to union workers and a union contract in Seattle. This case is all the
talk here, and despite the companysunion membership, private sector, Bruce Boccardy, collective bar protestations,
the case is more solid that the business community would like to have the biscuit cookers believe. The NLRB for a
refreshing change is staking out a position that pissing all over the union and its legitimate section 7 rights to strike
and maintain its side of the bargain in collective agreements should not give a company a green light to run away to
Days later the NLRB announced that they are suing state governments in Arizona and North Dakota (whats wrong
with our brothers and sisters of the South here?!?) for promoting ballot propositions that would make card check
(voluntary, non-election procedures where majority support for unions is determined by showing the authorization
cards to employers or neutral third parties) illegal. Clearly state efforts to mess with long established recognition
procedures protected by federal law are preempted, but more usually the NLRB might have pussyfooted around and
waited until such measures were introduced and actually approved by voters before entering the lists and waging
their part of the fight. This one is a slam dunk it would see, though why the NLRB claimed it was not suing Utah and
South Dakota, which are trying to create the same card check bars, because they didnt have enough money, seems
odd.
I would also bet that another shoe is about to drop and that they will also issue a complaint in favor of the NFL
Players Association and against the owners in this marquee labor lockout and bargaining struggle, but no sense in
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"We'll see you in court." That was the message the National Labor Relations Board
sent four state attorneys general last Friday in response to their refusal to back down
...April 25 response to the attorneys general, acting NLRB general counsel Lafe
Solomon said he'd direct his staff to file suit against Arizona ...
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Unions were a key piece of President Obamas winning campaign puzzle in 2008,
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The National Labor Relations Board says it will move ahead with lawsuits seeking to
invalidate state constitutional amendments in Arizona and South Dakota that require
according to an April 22 letter from the agency's acting general counsel , Lafe
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A CARER with large debts stole cash from her 92-year-old client when she ignored a
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Whether that includes rules for free agency, the NFL draft that begins Thursday night
or simply whether players can talk with their coaches was anyones guess.
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stinging rebuke from the same federal judge who lifted the lockout.
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Board, where labor policy is implemented and where a Democratic majority has
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Judge rejects bid to restore lockout, NFL to give teams guidance, take fight to
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toying with a run for president and trying to pass himself off as a fiscal conservative.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MINNEAPOLIS The NFL is falling behind in its court fight
with the players over the future of the $9 billion business. The federal judge who
lifted the NFL lockout two days ago dealt another blow to the league late
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MINNEAPOLIS The NFL is falling behind in its court fight with the players over the
future of the $9 billion business. The federal judge who lifted the lockout two days
ago dealt another blow to the league late Wednesday, denying its request to put her
...of bad-faith negotiation against the players was still pending with the National
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The Fed tries to create jobs, but just boosts inflation as the NLRB thwarts Boeing's
attempt to expand.
Bernanke v. NLRB : No Contest The Fed tries to create jobs, but just boosts inflation
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Judge's ruling means NFL must get back to work -- sans restrictions
Breaking down Wednesday's ruling by Judge Susan Nelson denying the NFL's
request for a stay of her lockout decision ... 1. What does Judge Nelson's decision
mean? It means that NFL teams must resume business operations and allow players
...novel questions of how labor and antitrust laws, along with the National Labor
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The NFL is falling behind in its court fight with the players over the
future of the $9 billion business. The federal judge who lifted the NFL lockout two
days ago dealt another blow to the league late Wednesday, denying its request to
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The Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said
Wednesday she wants Republican presidential hopefuls, who will be debating in her
state shortly, to address how they would deal with unions and a complaint filed by
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S.C. Gov. Haley: GOP candidates should talk about unions, NLRB complaint
against Boeing
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said Wednesday she wants Republican presidential
hopefuls, who will be debating in her state shortly, to address how they would deal
with unions and a complaint filed by the National Labor Relations Board.
S.C. Gov. Haley: GOP candidates should talk about unions, NLRB complaint against
Boeing South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said Wednesday she wants ...
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It's a boom time for anti-Obama conspiracy theorists. The birth certificate issue is
back in the headlines. A new book questions whether Bill Ayers authored Obama's
memoir.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- The NFL is falling behind in its court fight with the players
over the future of the $9 billion business. The federal judge who lifted the NFL
lockout two days ago dealt another blow to the league late Wednesday, denying its
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Suderman, Peter SINCE BARACK OBAMA became president, his administration has
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over the future of the $9 billion business. . . . The federal judge who lifted the lockout
two days ago dealt another blow to the league late Wednesday, denying its request
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Breaking down Wednesday's ruling by Judge Susan Nelson denying the NFL's
request for a stay of her lockout decision ... 1. What does Judge Nelson's decision
mean? It means that NFL teams must resume business operations and allow players
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Hi I got this message just now from the executive producer at CNNs State of the Union Sunday show (Candy Crowley).
I wanted you to be aware that they are trying to get a response from the WH since Graham raised the issue
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Nancy,
We clearly will do something on Sunday. We knew that Sen. Grahams statement wasnt going to be the last word. His
direct shot is at the White House whom we are still asking for a response. Were talking to Boeing and Sen. Grahams
office as well. I will get back with you before the end of business Friday to let you know where things stand and can
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Co Down, burns; the scene outside Annalong, Co Down, as gorse fires rage; and
ARSONISTS are suspected of being behind some of the devastating fires that...
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Cork Constitution to claim the top prize in Irish club for the first time yesterday.
...a subsequent penalty as Con stormed back in search of scores. Brian Hayes was
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GOOD FORTUNE and bravery are only periodically intertwined in sporting theatre
but yesterday at Donnybrook was one of those occasions as Old Belvedere became
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In October 2009, Boeing, long one of the best corporations in America, made an
announcement that changed the economic outlook of South Carolina forever: The
...president has been silent since his hand-selected NLRB General Counsel Lafe
Solomon, who has not yet been confirmed by the United States Senate...
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Organized labor's political supporters took a beating in last year's elections at every
level throughout the nation. Now the unions are fighting back -- and the "right to
work" states of the South and West are rhetorical and actual targets, especially
South Carolina.
...threat by the National Labor Relations Board. Acting General Council Lafe
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government.
The Machinists Union complaint, accepted by acting NLRB general counsel Lafe
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and its continued value. But in truth, strikes labor's most potent weapon have
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CHARLESTON -- The federal lawsuit targeting Boeing Co. and its new South
Carolina aircraft plant is likely to spur a protracted and costly legal battle that could
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One-year-old twins Sean and Ryan Fitzpatrick wait for Taoiseach Enda Kenny in
refusing to provide Anglo Irish Bank with details of everything he owns and
everything he owes.
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to fight for a cut" of the countrys bailout interest rate, while defending its low
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Its a Runaway National Labor Relations Board A former member of the National
Labor Relations Board today reaffirmed the NLRBs authority to punish companies
that close facilities, eliminate jobs and relocate to escape union contracts, but said
...Manufacturers. On April 20, the NLRB s acting general counsel, Lafe Solomon ,
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and restoring party members morale MICHEL MARTIN and Fianna Fil got a little
bit of luck in the Seanad elections and while it does not compensate for the
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke would probably not be unhappy that I
pulled a Joe Biden during his press conference. Yes, I confess I nodded off, despite
the historic nature of the session and its obvious importance to our nations future.
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President Obama needs to tell his labor board appointees that the type of
...flown around the world and yet Obama's labor-cozy appointees to the National
Labor Relations Board are intent on scuttling it. Boeing , a vital U.S .
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The anger is palpable. People are draining checkbooks to fill gas tanks. Federal
boardrooms by threat.
Obama has favors to pay back. Oh no! He sent the National Labor Relations
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while now: The rise from nowhere via inexplicable press adulation, the smarmy
moralizing, the excessive faith in his own abilities, the tendency of everything he
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Apparently Lou Dobbs is terribly upset with the National Labor Relations Board's
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by moving their jobs to South Carolina, but he loves "free market capitalism" when it
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Sunday is International Workers' Day - also known as May Day - and people around
the world are rallying to protest attacks on workers' and immigrants' rights.
...reaction was swift. On Thursday it filed with the the federal National Labor
Relations Board charging A-1 with unfair labor practice since an...
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May 2 (Bloomberg) -- With political unrest seething in the Middle East and oil prices
climbing, Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. have been two of the strongest
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...stall a recovery The case against Boeing Co. filed with the National Labor
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Proposition B reaction: All for nothing It was with soul-freezing horror that I gazed
upon the headline "Compromise on dogs is now the law" (April 28).
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During the 2008 Democratic primaries, then-Sen. Barack Obama caused a stir when
he said, "Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that, you know,
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facilities around the nation, a federal appeals court gave the league permission to
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...Alan Wilson and eight other attorney generals said Thursday that the National
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke would probably not be unhappy that I
pulled a Joe Biden during his press conference. Yes, I confess I nodded off, despite
the historic nature of the session and its obvious importance to our nations future.
...cause of commerce make this clear. In the first, the National Labor Relations
Board has petitioned the courts to prevent Boeing from moving some...
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thomson Reuters Corp reached a tentative agreement for a
new contract with the New York Newspaper Guild on Friday, paving the way to end a
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that had lacerated the Deep South, and turned the car around to go back to
Heathrow.
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MINNEAPOLIS The NFL is falling behind in its court fight with the players over the
future of the $9 billion business. The federal judge who lifted the NFL lockout two
days ago dealt another blow to the league late Wednesday, denying its request to
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Finally, the NFL is getting back to football. Five days after a
federal judge declared the lockout was illegal and nearly seven weeks after it began,
the NFL said players can talk with coaches, work out at team headquarters and look
at their playbooks.
...bad-faith negotiation charge against the players is pending with the National
Labor Relations Board; that federal law prevents the court from overseeing...
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England, will put out this release: Youre Invited To The R-Oil Wedding. It cordially
invites you to celebrate the R-Oil wedding between House Republicans and Big Oil
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MINNEAPOLIS The NFL has promised to give its teams guidance on what to do
after another stinging rebuke from the same federal judge who lifted the lockout.
...of bad-faith negotiation against the players was still pending with the National
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Esperanza Unida agrees to rehire two workers who sued over dismissal
Esperanza Unida has agreed to reinstate two workers who said they were fired in
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Job creation is still a top national priority, according to the Obama administration.
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Right To Work: The head of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce says the administration
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League Division One champions looks as if it will go to the wire with Freshford United
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Sodexo Could Face Trial Over Alleged Violations of U.S. Labor Law as NLRB
Employees International Union: The National Labor Relations Board has determined
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...Counsel, J. Michael Luttig, sent the NLRB s Acting General Counsel Lafe
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Dear President Obama: In your State of the Union address, you said: "We know what
it takes to compete for the jobs and industries of our time. We need to out-innovate,
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Boeing Files Formal Response, Refutes NLRBs Facts, Legal Claims The
Boeing Company has filed its final answer in response to the National Labor
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Boeing - Haley: New SC labor chief to fight SC Boeing union - W IS News 10 - Columbia,
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Sophir, Jayme
This is the first news report Ive seen. The Herald fin Everett, W A
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Or that the requested remedy would now be so onerous after massive investment.
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Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
To: Wagner, Anthony R.; Solomon, Lafe E.; Garza, Jose; Ahearn, Richard L.
Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
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Not at my desk but available by bb e-mail or phone in about 15 when I get off the metro. Thinking through what you sent
over now.
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I do; I just got out of a mtg and Im on the phone w/ the Region. 3:30?
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Sounds good.
I do; I just got out of a mtg and Im on the phone w/ the Region. 3:30?
Miriam Szapiro
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Sounds good.
I do; I just got out of a mtg and Im on the phone w/ the Region. 3:30?
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Anyway, Im finishing up the Boeing draft do you want me to e-mail to you or should I just leave it in your box here?
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FYI.
This article says that Boeing has already completed or near completed 14 787's.
Are
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Boeings counsel has scheduled a meeting with Advice for Wednesday, November 10.
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Boeing shares fell in after-hours trading Friday after a report that the company has told
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In October 2009, Boeing passed over Everett to pick North Charleston, S. C., for a second 787
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He promises it by tomorrow.
Ellen
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appears.
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Plane Nonsense - Sorting out the Facts in the Boeing Case EPRN
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It is hard to think of an NLRB case that has been as misrepresented as the Boeing case. Unfortunately, with the
loss of beat reporters, especially reporters with deep knowledge of labor issues, we have lost the voices of those
The NLRB has tried to address this problem with its new Office of Public Affairs. Not only is there now a front
page link to information, but also following that link will lead to clear reports on significant cases, such as
Boeing, with links within the case report to copies of significant documents, such as the complaint.
So reporters could easily find information on this case, but few, it seems, take advantage of it. Instead, we
continue to see reporters churning out views instead of news. And rather than helping the public understand the
The result in the Boeing case is news stories filled with attack statements directed toward the NLRB, NLRA,
and Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon. We read pro-con views rather than facts that could be found easily
by reading the NLRBs complaint and the Office of Public Affairs memo.
First, this case is not about right-to-work states. Rather, this is a garden-variety case of an employers retaliating
against its employees for striking when the parties were unable to come to an agreement on terms and
conditions of employment during bargaining. In the Boeing case, we also have an employers making anti-
union public statements over a number of years that it would move the Dreamliner work to South Carolina
because Boeing was unhappy about its Oregon and Washington employees past strikes. The NLRB complaint
The NLRB has decades of experience with cases of this sort, and the National Labor Relations Act is clear that
employer actions like Boeings violate the law. If this were a murder case, it would be a case in which the
police found a person saying : I did it, while standing over a fresh corpse with smoking gun in hand.
Indeed, the only thing that is special about this case is that Boeing made so many public statements threatening
to take actions that violated the law. Indeed, the remarkable thing would have been for the General Counsel not
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The law is clear about the rights and wrongs of this sort of the case.
The NLRA says in Section 13 that the right to strike is protected by law.
Section 7 declares that employees engaging in or refusing to engage in concerted activities, such as giving one
It is a violation of the NLRA to discourage employees from engaging in protected concerted activity, which
includes strikes, and also a violation to discriminate against employees in order to encourage or discourage
union membership.
Second, the complaint, which was issued after an investigation, charges that Boeings actions were not only
illegal but also were so pervasive and serious that they were inherently destructive of employees protected
Third, despite the seriousness of the employers acts, the NLRB has not sought as a remedy that Boeing cannot
produce its products in South Carolina. Again, this case is not about right-to-work states, as some news stories
have claimed. This is not a case about taking away work from South Carolina workers.
Rather, this is a case that is about work that was illegally taken away to retaliate, also illegally, against workers
for engaging in acts that are protected under law -- striking. The remedy is that the work that was transferred
This does not mean that Boeing cannot do work in South Carolina or any state for that matter. The complaint
says that as long as Boeings decisions are not made for illegal motives, it can have work done it South
Carolina:
Other than as set forth in paragraph 13(a) above, the relief requested by the Acting General Counsel does not
seek to prohibit Respondent from making non-discriminatory decisions with respect to where work will be
performed, including non-discriminatory decisions with respect to work at its North Charleston, South
Carolina, facility. The complaint also asks as a remedy that a Boeing official read aloud to the employees (or
be present while Board agent reads aloud) a notice to employees of their rights under the NLRA and post that
Second, news stories have generally fallen down on reporting on the process that led to the issuance of the
complaint and on the process that will later take place. The basics are that there was an investigation after a
charge was filed alleging that NLRA had been violated. The charging party had to submit evidence to support
that charge, and the NLRB investigators assigned to the case took evidence from all parties. What is special in
this case was that part of the evidence could be found by checking the newspapers for Boeings threats.
Once the investigation was complete, the General Counsels office decides whether there was reasonable case to
believe the NLRA was violated. If reasonable cause exists, then the complaint is issued, and efforts are made to
If the case is not settled, then the case is scheduled for a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. All
parties will have an opportunity to present witnesses and other evidence. Once the trial is over, the ALJ will
assess the evidence presented at trial and decide whether or not the law has been violated. The ALJs decision
can be to find that all, none, or some of the alleged violations occurred. The parties can appeal the ALJs
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Third, some have claimed that the NLRB acted wrongly in issuing the complaint against Boeing because
employers have a free-speech right. This is a common misperception, but it is not correct.
Section 8(c) of the NLRA says: The expressing of any views, argument, or opinion, or the dissemination
thereof, whether in written, printed, graphic, or visual form, shall not constitute or be evidence of an unfair
labor practice under any of the provisions of this Act, if such expression contains no threat of reprisal or force
or promise of benefit.
In other words, section 8(c) says nothing about protecting free speech. All it does is create a safe harbor for
speech, as long as that speech does not threaten reprisals or force or promise benefits.
Boeings speech was not protected by 8(c) because it threatened reprisals against employees for exercising their
protected rights.
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Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon releases statement on Boeing complaint May 9, 2011, including links to
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What an interesting article that explains fully what this case is about. Thanks!
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In this era of high unemployment, the United States has increasingly become a country of bad jobs that are held
Hoffman Plastics as Labor Law Equality at Last for Immigrant Workers?, (Symposium on The Evolving
Not a Limited, Confined, or Private Matter -- Who Is an "Employee Under the National Labor Relations Act
Deciding who is and who is not an employee determines whether workers are employees, and employee status
Crumbling Infrastructure, Crumbling Democracy: Infrastructure Privatization Contracts and Their Effects on
This Article examines the operation and effects of three provisions that are commonly found in infrastructure
March 2, 2011
Understanding How Employees Rights to Organize Under the National Labor Relations Act Have Been
The National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB's) 2004 Brown University decision held that graduate student
Understanding How Employees Rights to Organize Under the National Labor Relations Act Have Been
Despite Congress' having made clear policy statements in the National Labor Relations Act that the law was
intended to promote...
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It is hard to think of an NLRB case that has been as misrepresented as the Boeing case. Unfortunately, with the
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ACS Hosts Call-In Briefing on National Labor Relations Boards Complaint against Boeing Co.
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Washington, D.C. In a teleconference briefing hosted by the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (ACS),
labor and constitutional law experts will explore the National Labor Relations Boards complaint lodged against Boeing
Company for allegedly retaliating against its workers in Washington State for exercising their right to strike. The NLRB
complaint, which charges Boeing with violating the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), is scheduled to be heard before
an administrative law judge on June 14. The ACS teleconference briefing will examine the complaint, the right-wing
attacks against it, including calls from conservative lawmakers to defund the NLRB, and other questions surrounding the
matter. For example, is there anything unusual about the substance of the complaint, and what is the proper role of
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Top Boeing executives at the Farnborough Air Show offered encouraging words Monday about the
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Yes they probably pasted from MS Word. I suspect they were meant to be quotation marks.
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Nancy has the right answer. The original is now available from Boeing and has dashes:
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Yes they probably pasted from MS Word. I suspect they were meant to be quotation marks.
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This is the first news report Ive seen. The Herald fin Everett, W A
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Or that the requested remedy would now be so onerous after massive investment.
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Im curious about their being critical of the timing of the complaint. Are they suggesting that we dragged our feet for
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Union officials have been pressing the NLRB for more than a year to bring forward the complaint and force Boeing to
abandon plans to produce three 787 airplanes per month in the company's new North Charleston, S.C., factory and
build them instead in Puget Sound. With today's action by the NLRB's acting general counsel, the board now will begin
Boeing also was critical of the timing of the complaint, which comes a full 17 months after the company announced
plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in the United States in South Carolina. Construction of the factory is
nearly complete and the company has hired more than 1,000 new workers. Final assembly of the first airplane is
Their wording makes it sounds as if were just beginning to look into the charge, as opposed to completing an
investigation.
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FYI.
This article says that Boeing has already completed or near completed 14 787's.
Are
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