NLRB Files Motion to Intervene in Support of Union in T-Mobile Appeal
The Communications Workers of America filed a motion for leave Friday (docket 22-1310) in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to intervene in support of the National Labor Relations Board in T-Mobile’s appeal of an unfavorable ruling…
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from the NLRB over the company’s attempt to combat unionization efforts at a Kansas call center. The union was the successful charging party before the NLRB in the case, it noted. T-Mobile and the NLRB don’t oppose the motion, it said. The court set a Feb. 6 deadline for T-Mobile’s opening brief (see 2212280021) and a March 8 deadline for NLRB’s answering brief.