NLRB limits arbitration agreement class-action waivers
Recently, the National Labor Relations Board held that class-action waivers violate employees’ rights to engage in concerted activity. In D.R. Horton, the NLRB said that employers may not compel employees to waive their NLRA rights to collectively pursue litigation of employment claims in all forums, arbitral and judicial. What does that mean for employers?
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