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ARTICLE · 28 JUNE 2016

DOL Persuader Rule Enjoined

We don't normally talk a lot about NLRB decisions and rulings related to the NLRB on this blog. However, in light of the importance of the DOL Persuader rule, we wanted to update you on events that have management-side attorneys jumping for joy.

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We don't normally talk a lot about NLRB decisions and rulings related to the NLRB on this blog.  However, in light of the importance of the DOL Persuader rule, we wanted to update you on events that have management-side attorneys jumping for joy.

If you are thinking to yourself that you have no idea what the DOL Persuader rule is, the short version is that it would have directly impacted the advice that attorneys could give employers during union organizing campaigns as some of that advice could be deemed persuader activity under the Labor Management and Reporting Disclosure Act ("LMRDA").  This rule would impact even non-unionized employers as it may apply to questions employers ask counsel about handbook policies such as non-solicitation provisions and progressive discipline policies that an employer wants to implement to thwart attempts at unionization.

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