Don Schroeder, an attorney with Mintz Levin who represents employers on labor issues, said the National Labor Relations Board would likely seek so-called 10(j) relief to prevent the store’s closure. Target would have to present evidence in court that the closure is “part and parcel of what they do as a business,” he said.
He added that the publicity surrounding the case and the board’s increasing desire to seek injunctions since Barack Obama became president make it a candidate for such a move.Support the workers at Valley Stream Target by heading to www.facebook.com/targetchange.
“Based on how contentious everything has been, I’d be shocked if the board didn’t pursue 10(j) relief,” he said. “I think it’s very likely to head to federal court.”
Read more at Crain's: http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20120320/RETAIL_APPAREL/120329982#ixzz1pmm4JPER
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