labor board
Employment dispute panel
A labor board is a government agency that oversees relations between employers and workers, handling disputes over union organizing, unfair labor practices, and collective bargaining.
In the U.S., this typically means the National Labor Relations Board: The union filed a complaint with the labor board.
Similar agencies exist at state levels and in other countries.
- voteFormal choice expression
- strike voteWorkers' decision on action
- fileStored collection of data
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
- arbitrationNon-court binding dispute resolution
mediation · NLRB · collective bargaining · ruling · unfair · contract negotiation · regulatory agency · grievance procedure · shop steward · worker protections · back pay · federal law · enforcement agency · dispute resolution · anti-discrimination laws · conciliation · union representation · union election
- governmentgovernment, ministries, legislature, judiciary, executive branch
- government bodiesagency, bureau, legislature, department, ministry
- labor lawlabour law, worker rights, bargaining rights, employment law, work contracts
- California governmentstate constitution, legislature, executive branch, judicial branch, governor
- Labor AgenciesNLRB, EEOC, ILO, employment standards, OSHA
- labor historyAFL-CIO, workers, CIO, laborers, unionization
labor boardchamber of commerce
Organization representing local businesses
labor boardcommerce department
Agency regulating business affairs
labor boardcorporation
Legally separate business entity
management · business enterprise · company · firm · private sector