Sentence examples for union decertification from inspiring English sources
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers sounded a one-word rallying cry on Twitter just minutes after union decertification became official: "Unity".
Carriers in these mergers have, in some cases, seen years of arbitration and litigation, employee turmoil and labor union decertification, and delays in operational integration and the realization of anticipated merger synergies.
The strength of the players' argument, said William B. Gould IV of Stanford Law School, the former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, is language in the now-expired collective bargaining agreement that barred owners from using the sham argument to discredit a union decertification.
As the realization set in that labor strife had sent the N.F.L. into a legal limbo, the league's players and executives tried to get a handle on what the breakdown in negotiations and the union decertification would mean for them, even if nearly all of them had been bracing for what happened on Friday.
They should have a full docket; there is a long list of issues pertaining to the N.B.A.'s current offer, its "reset" proposal, and the growing possibility of union decertification that will need to be addressed, all while tension continues to build and emotions run high.
It then cited cases suggesting that a genuine union decertification would be sufficient to end the antitrust immunity.
It remains to be seen whether the union's decertification plan changes that thinking.
It goes on to say that the N.L.R.B. has primary jurisdiction in determining the fate of the union's decertification.
The brief said that Nelson misread precedent in some cases and that the union's decertification was a tactical move.
She accepted that the union's decertification, which the league contended was merely a negotiating ploy, was valid.
He also continued the N.F.L.'s argument that the union's decertification was a tactic, and is a sham, an argument that Olson said verged on being "unconscionable".
