NLRB Holds Discipline Under Employer's Overbroad No-Access Rule Not Unlawful | Practical Law

NLRB Holds Discipline Under Employer's Overbroad No-Access Rule Not Unlawful | Practical Law

In The Continental Group, Inc., the NLRB held that although an employer maintained an unlawfully broad no-access policy for off-duty employees, a written warning issued to an employee under that policy was not unlawful under the Double Eagle rule because the employee was not engaging in union or other protected activity.

NLRB Holds Discipline Under Employer's Overbroad No-Access Rule Not Unlawful

Practical Law Legal Update 6-507-3408 (Approx. 5 pages)

NLRB Holds Discipline Under Employer's Overbroad No-Access Rule Not Unlawful

by PLC Labor & Employment
Published on 22 Aug 2011USA (National/Federal)
In The Continental Group, Inc., the NLRB held that although an employer maintained an unlawfully broad no-access policy for off-duty employees, a written warning issued to an employee under that policy was not unlawful under the Double Eagle rule because the employee was not engaging in union or other protected activity.