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The NLRB’s Joint Employer Rule Has Arrived

By Dykema on February 28, 2020
Posted in Joint Employer Rule

Continuing its trend of restoring standards to the pre-Obama Board era, the National Labor Relations Board issued its final joint employer rule, returning the Board to its pre-2015 joint employer rules, albeit with a bit more guidance. The five-member Board currently has two vacancies.
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