A top federal lawyer’s move to outlaw so-called “coercive” captive audience meetings is not unexpected, but claims made by the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) general counsel are without basis and will infringe employers’ free speech rights, labour experts warn.
Outlawing captive audience meetings will infringe employers’ free speech rights, say lawyers
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