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The AFL-CIO recently filed a complaint with an agency of the United Nations, charging that a series of decisions by the National Labor Relations Board represents a "systematic effort to deny workers' rights in violation of international labor standards." The unusual, but not unprecedented, step by the labor union reflects a growing tendency by complainants to turn to international tribunals when domestic court or agency remedies fail them and treaties are in play.
November 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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