The Committee understands that the NLRB employee misconduct in representation elections is more widespread than the allegations in the Starbucks letter and findings in the Hearing Office report.
Virginia Foxx: “The Committee understands that the NLRB employee misconduct in representation elections is more widespread than the…”
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Foxx highlights broader misconduct by NLRB employees beyond Starbucks allegations.
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