Beware: Your Employee Handbook May Be Hazardous Under the NLRA

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed the decision of the
National Labor Relations Board which found that the confidentiality
provision in the employee handbook of a non-unionized employer violated
the National Labor Relations Act. In light of this decision,
employers— particularly non-unionized employers— should review
their confidentiality and communication policies, in handbooks and/or
employment agreements, and determine whether they need to be revised. This
alert reviews the court’s decision and provides practical guidance
for employers in revising their policies.

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