The Future of Health Care Labor Law, Part I: Preparing for a Soon-to-Be-Active NLRB Majority
Date: 11/18/26
Time: 2:00-3:00 PM ET
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Live closed captions are available.
Overview: With a new Republican majority expected to reshape National Labor Relations Board precedent, health care employers should prepare for significant changes to labor law. This program will review anticipated NLRB priorities, examine key Biden-era decisions that may be reconsidered, and provide practical guidance for health care organizations seeking to prepare for the next phase of labor law developments
Learning Objectives:
- Identify major Biden-era NLRB decisions likely to be reconsidered.
- Evaluate expected NLRB policy changes affecting health care employers.
- Develop compliance and labor relations strategies to prepare for anticipated Board reversals.
Speaker Information:
Marvin Kaplan, Attorney, Jackson Lewis P.C.
Tom O'Day, Attorney, Husch Blackwell LLP
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