The National Labor Relations Board has been effectively shut down by a controversy over whether it has the legal quorum necessary to act. The board has asked the Supreme Court to step in an resolve the issue, but that apparently will not happen until October at the earliest.

According to a posting on the National Law Review’s website:

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