The NLRB: Where Have We Been and Where Are We Headed?
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As reported on Hunton's Employment and Labor Law Perspectives blog, over the past eight years, the NLRB has been unusually aggressive with its policymaking. Hunton & Williams' Labor and Employment partners Ryan A. Glasgow and Kurt G. Larkin discuss the current state of labor law, the NLRB and how it might change under the current administration.

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    Ryan has a national practice focused on representing employers and executives in complex labor and employment litigation.  Ryan’s litigation experience is both broad and deep, and he is particularly skilled in defending ...

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    Kurt has a national practice focused on complex labor and employment matters and related litigation. He counsels clients on all aspects of labor-management relations, including representation elections, collective bargaining ...

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