Why You Should Care About Federal Labor Law Even If You Have A Non-Unionized “At-Will” Workforce

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If you are a private employer with a non-unionized workforce of “at-will” employees, you may be surprised to learn that you must still comply with portions of the federal National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). As discussed below, even innocent mistakes in this area can lead to entanglement with a federal agency and litigation.

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