These days, one can start almost any conversation about an NLRB decision with the words, “Under vigorous dissent by Member Hayes. . .” The NLRB’s recent decision in AT&T Connecticut, 356 NLRB No. 118 (March 24, 2011).pdf is no exception. In AT&T Connecticut the NLRB ruled that the employer violated…
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