When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled by a unanimous decision that appointments to the National Labor Relations Board made during a recess period are invalid, reverberations were heard throughout the country.

Not only does Thursday’s ruling mean hundreds of decisions made during this time null and void, it also has ramifications for all employers in the months and years to come as it impacts the board’s ability to maintain focus on a pro-labor agenda.

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