Employers can ask jury to decide when collective bargaining agreement was ratified
A case that has made it up to the U.S. Supreme Court and back down to the trial court is now making its way up the legal ladder again. The 9th Circuit has issued a new decision, ruling that an employer that challenges a union’s claim that employees have ratified a collective bargaining agreement can make their case to a jury.
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