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Judge approves $65M Mountaire class-action settlement

The Delaware Superior Court has approved a $65 million class action settlement in one of the Mountaire environmental civil lawsuits. By settling, the Mountaire companies do not admit responsibility for the alleged groundwater or air contamination caused by their wastewater disposal activities — but the company agrees to pay people who may have been affected in a roughly 25-square-mile zone. “To the class members, I hope the results here improve your life and make up for at least some of the losses you believe you’ve suffered. No settlement is never perfect, and that is especially true where, as here, liability was strenuously fought,” the Hon. Craig. A Karsnitz announced at the April 12 fairness hearing via Zoom.

Newly Comprised NLRB Declines to Modify Contract Bar Rule

Tuesday, April 27, 2021 The National Labor Relations Board has provided important guidance for employers who deal with unions that may have tenuous employee support. As many employers know, after a union has been certified as the representative of a group of employees, there are certain legal procedures and doctrines that may allow an employer to cease bargaining with the union if it no longer enjoys majority support, or in certain other circumstances. For decades, however, the NLRB has maintained several rules or “bars” that limit when a union may be decertified, or when the bargaining obligation can be removed in other circumstances.  One of the most consequential “bars” is the “contract bar” doctrine.  Under the contract bar doctrine, a union generally may not be decertified, and certain other petitions are barred, while a collective bargaining agreement is effective, for the first three years of that CBA.  This can make it significantly more difficult

NLRB Keeps Contract Bar Rule—For Now | Sherman & Howard L L C

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Over the past year, the viability of the “Contract Bar” rule has been far from certain. After considering whether to (1) rescind the doctrine, (2) retain it in its current form, or (3) modify it, the National Labor Relations Board (the “Board”) unexpectedly decided to retain the Contract Bar rule in its current form. The Contract Bar rule prohibits union decertification or any other petition challenging a union’s representative status while a Collective Bargaining Agreement (“CBA”) is in effect. This bar, however, is limited to three years in duration. The rule usually has the effect of limiting the filing of decertification and other petitions to a narrow window of time towards the end of the CBA’s duration. While the Board previously indicated its willingness to reconsider the Contract Bar rule, in

Jab on the job growing common | Business | The Journal Gazette

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