Labor watchdog tells ‘misinformed’ lawmakers it is not outsourcing its duties

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National Labor Relations Board Chairman John Ring told members of Congress Friday that they were “misinformed” that his agency had been outsourcing its work for a highly anticipated new rule on “joint employer” status.

Democratic lawmakers had previously alleged that the agency, the main federal labor law watchdog, had outsourced work on a rule-making that would cover outsourcing, tainting the integrity of the process.

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