Fed agency OKs unions including temp workers

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The National Labor Relations Board, the main federal labor law enforcement agency, announced Monday that it will force businesses to allow unions that include temporary workers, reversing an earlier prohibition that excluded temps.

The move is the board’s latest action to expand its regulatory reach and make labor organizing easier by expanding its “joint employer” standard.

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