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Dismissed labor official sues Trump and NLRB chair over firing

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Dismissed labor official sues Trump and NLRB chair over firing

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NewsEnglish • 11 hours ago

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Gwynne Wilcox says her dismissal from National Labor Relations Board was ‘blatant violation’ of law

Summary

Former National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) member Gwynne Wilcox sued Trump and NLRB Chair Marvin Kaplan over her dismissal, calling it an “unprecedented and illegal” attack on the agency’s independence.

Wilcox argues her firing violates the National Labor Relations Act, as Trump did not cite required grounds like neglect of duty.

Her removal left the board without a quorum, effectively halting major decisions.

Legal experts and former NLRB chairs condemned the move as a political attempt to weaken labor rights and undermine the rule of law.

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@LorIps
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38•10 hours ago
NLRB member suing over Labour rights violation? Who could’ve guessed?
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  fedilink
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  Actually she’s suing over a Labor rights violation. Y’all keep your extraneous "u"s to yourselves.
  
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  - chingadera
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    2•4 hours ago
    Doesn’t this guy know we’re still trying to save money, ink, and space on our printing presses?

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