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Labor Department chaos hides an anti-worker agenda

Dysfunction at the NLRB has grown to the point that it’s even beginning to hurt employers

Published March 13, 2026 6:30AM (EDT)

Earlier this year, a Boston Trader Joe’s worker had their wrongful termination case dismissed by the National Labor Relations Board, with the board providing no other explanation than “lack of cooperation.”

This, however, was just the reason given as part of the board’s recent policy of dismissing cases that fall short of their new standard, which requires those bringing cases to gather and present information that was previously gathered by a board investigator. The board explained this is part of a new phase of investigation meant to determine whether a case might be eligible for summary dismissal, at least under the new standard.

Under the policy, the charging party — typically an employee or union alleging an unfair labor practice — is required to........

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