Anti-union group wants records on NLRB’s abrupt reversal on major case

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An anti-union group is demanding records about the National Labor Relations Board’s abrupt reversal last month of a major case about corporate legal liability.

The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation filed a Freedom of Information Act request Monday targeting the case, known as Hy-Brand. The FOIA seeks a broad array of documents regarding the inner deliberations that led to the action by the board, the federal government’s top labor law enforcement agency.

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