Asked by Nqopsy Mahlangu on Sep 28, 2024

Under the NLRA, someone is defined as a "supervisor" by the amount of money they make.

Supervisor

An individual in charge of overseeing and directing the work of others, often with the authority to make decisions regarding their performance and duties.

NLRA

The National Labor Relations Act stands as a pivotal legal framework in American labor law, ensuring that employees have the right to organize themselves and participate in collective negotiations with their employers.

  • Acknowledge the crucial function of the NLRB in managing union elections and characterizing supervisors and bargaining units.