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Court Orders Disputed Successor Employer to Bargain with Union

By Ronald Meisburg on April 6, 2011

A California federal district court granted temporary injunctive relief, requiring the purchaser of a bankrupt hospital to temporarily recognize and bargain with the union that represented nurses employed by the hospital’s seller, pending the outcome of a National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) hearing.  

After a bankruptcy court granted the seller’s…

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