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Federal judge deals win to Amazon by blocking New York’s NLRB trigger law
A federal judge blocked New York’s NLRB trigger law, which would have allowed the state labor board to handle private sector labor disputes if the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) couldn’t, ruling it unconstitutional under the 1959 Garmon case. Amazon, which sued to block the law, secured a victory as the judge permanently enjoined its enforcement.
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