NLRB Notice Posting Rule and Statute of Limitations Tolling Discussion
Summary
The passage outlines procedural debates over NLRB notice‑posting requirements and equitable tolling of the NLRA statute of limitations. It mentions industry groups and legal precedents but does not id Board proposes discretion for General Counsel on notice‑posting violations. Industry groups (Michigan Health & Hospital Association, Heritage Foundation, California Chamber) lo Discussion of tolling
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