- In 2005, 50% of the decisions issued by the NLRB in unfair labor
practice cases took more than 1,232 days from the filing of the charge
to Board decision. The Board decision can be appealed to the federal
courts, which typically adds another year before implementation of a
remedy. It often takes years before a worker is finally ordered
reinstated and awarded back pay.
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After a majority vote for union representation, an employer can
challenge the result of the election and know that by exercising
available appeals, a final decision upholding the result of the
election will likely take more than two years to issue. It can often
take much longer.
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It often takes years before a worker is finally ordered reinstated
and awarded back pay. Frequently it’s a very small amount because
current law only requires an employer found guilty of this illegal
activity to pay back pay minus what the worker has earned at any other
job in the meantime.
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