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The Raudabaugh Report (“Report”) highlights current fiscal year output of National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) published decisions of binding precedent. Unpublished NLRB decisions are not binding precedent except with respect to the parties in the specific case.

The Report shows output by three Board Member panels and by the full Board as well as the Board Member’s and panel’s percentage of published decisions.

NLRB published decisions are enumerated by their originating intake NLRB Region and total NLRB published decisions are reported by month for fiscal and calendar years.

Former Member Schiffer’s term ended December 16, 2014. Panel decisions in which Schiffer participated are indicated in brackets [ ]. Full, five Member decisions include those in which Schiffer participated but to avoid double-counting for total decisions, ignore the bracketed [6] indicating Schiffer’s inclusion.

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report Updates

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The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (7/08/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (7/01/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/26/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/25/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/23/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/18/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/17/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/16/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/15/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/12/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/11/2015)

The Raudabaugh NLRB Report (6/05/2015)

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About the author:

John N. Raudabaugh, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation Staff Attorney (2012-present)

Reed Larson Professor of Labor Law, Ave Maria School of Law, 2012-present; Nixon Peabody LLP, 2010-2012; Baker & McKenzie LLP, 2006-2010; Butzel Long, 2004-2006; Matkov Salzman, 1993-2004; Member, U.S. National Labor Relations Board, 1990-1993; Constangy Brooks & Smith, 1989-1990; Powell Goldstein, 1977-1989. Bar Admissions: Georgia, 1977; U.S. Supreme Court, 1982; District of Columbia, 1993; Michigan, 2005 (admitted only in GA, DC, and MI). Law School: University of Virginia, J.D. 1977; Graduate School: New York State School of Labor and Industrial Relations, Cornell University, M.S. Labor Economics and Econometrics, 1974. College: Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Labor Economics, cum laude, 1968. Military Service: Flag Lieutenant, U.S. Navy Supply Corps, 1968-1972. Member: Senior Advisor, Labor and Employment Practice Group, Federalist Society National Lawyers Division; Labor and Employment Relations Association; American Bar Association. Publications and Testimony: “Labored Law: Bilateralism or Pluralism, Ossification or Reformation?,” 87 Indiana L.J. 105(2012); “Protecting Private Ballot Rights for American Workers,” U.S. Senate Republican Conference, 2008; “NLRB Representation Elections and Initial Collective Bargaining Agreements: Safeguarding Workers’ Rights?”, U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies of the Committee on Appropriations, 2008; “National Labor Relations Board 2007 Year in Review: Fueling Union’s Demand for Euro-Centric Labor Law Reform,” CCH Labor Law Journal, Spring 2008, pp. 16–25; “Contract Modification and Unilateral Change—Bath Iron Works,” ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law, 2006; “Secret Ballot Protection Act of 2004,” U.S. House Subcommittee on Employer-Employee Relations of the Committee on Education and the Workforce, 2004; “Foreward,” A Guide to Sources of Information on the National Labor Relations Board, 2003; “Employee Voting Rights: Industrial Stability vs. Employee Free Choice,” ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law, 2001; “Electromation: An Opportunity Lost or Just Postponed?” Chapter 29, Non-Union Employee Representation, 2000; “Employee Relations Law Reform,” Industrial Relations Research Association, 50th Anniversary Volume, Government Regulation of the Employment Relationship, 1997; “One Former Board Member’s Recommended Changes to the National Labor Relations Act,” IRRA, 1995; “Perspectives on Labor Law Reform,” IRRA Spring Proceedings, 1994.

The Raudabaugh Report is provided courtesy of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation and John Raudabaugh.