Learn how NLRA impacts all employers, including those without unions, and what companies need to do to remain compliant.
Employees have the right under the National Labor Relations Act to form together for their mutual aid and protection and to engage in concerted activity to better their working conditions or protest those conditions. Although these actions usually occur in a union setting, nonunion employees also enjoy these protections and rights. Additionally, although nonunion employers are not bound to or confined by a collective bargaining agreement, the implementation of certain employer policies may unintentionally (or otherwise) impact adversely upon the exercise of these federally protected rights. This topic will educate nonunion employers as to their obligations to their employees, what they can and cannot prohibit, how to be aware of when union organizers are making an effort to bring a union in and how to deal with that contingency. The information will cover the new requirement to post employee rights under the NLRA, and highlight labor-management relations issues that are not solely for the employer who already has a union in the house.
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Mark E. Tabakman, Esq.
Fox Rothschild LLP
- Labor and employment partner in the Princeton office of Fox Rothschild LLP
- Represents clients before National Labor Relations Board, responds to union organizing drives, defended numerous arbitrations, discipline/contract interpretation
- Handles/responds to strikes, picketing situations
- Practice emphasizes all aspects of wage and hour law, including the representation of more than 200 clients before the United States and many state Departments of Labor on misclassification, white collar exemptions, independent contractor, working time, construction industry, Davis Bacon, prevailing wage cases and other issues
- Frequent guest speaker on wage hour and employment law issues and has appeared on local and national television programs commenting on these matters; wrote a weekly column on labor and employment issues titled "Making the Law Work"
- Advises clients on FMLA/ADA issues, defends/litigates FMLA and ADA cases in federal and state court
- Included in the list of New Jersey Super Lawyers in the field of labor and employment, 2013-2016; and in Super Lawyers business edition in the area of employment and labor law, 2013
- J.D. degree, Rutgers University School of Law; B.S. degree, Cornell University
- Can be contacted at 973-994-7554, [email protected] or Twitter® @njwagelaw
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