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10(j) Injunctions

10(j) Injunction Activity at the National Labor Relations Board

Section 10(j) of the National Labor Relations Act authorizes the National Labor Relations Board to seek temporary injunctions against employers and unions in federal district courts to stop unfair labor practices while the case is being litigated before administrative law judges and the Board. These temporary injunctions are needed to protect the process of collective bargaining and employee rights under the Act, and to ensure that Board decisions will be meaningful. The section was added as part of a set of reforms to the Act in 1947. Over the years, all NLRB General Counsels have made use of this effective enforcement tool, as shown in this chart.

There are 15 categories of labor disputes in which Section 10(j) injunctions may be appropriate, listed here. Under NLRB processes, potential cases are identified by Regional Offices and reviewed by the General Counsel, who must seek authorization from the Board before proceeding to court. Below is a list of all 10(j) injunction cases authorized by the Board since September 1, 2010, with status updates.

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Authorization Date sort ascending Case Number Case Name Injunction Status
08/22/2012 14-CA-080874 Patrish, LLC, d/b/a Northwest Airport Inn Granted
08/17/2012 20-CA-068854 Nasaky,Inc. d/b/a Yuba Skilled Nursing Center and Thekkek Health Services, Inc., Joint or Single Employers Settled pre-10(j) Petition
08/16/2012 34-CA-083335 HealthBridge Management, et al. Granted
07/23/2012 22-CA-073648 TEN WEST APPAREL Settled pre-10(j) Petition
07/23/2012 15-CA-020067 Creative Vision Resources, LLC Settled post-10(j) Petition
07/18/2012 32-CA-068346 Alamillo Rebar, Inc. Settled pre-10(j) Petition
07/09/2012 34-CA-071823 Pressroom Cleaners, Inc. Granted
07/09/2012 22-CA-069152 1621 ROUTE 22 WEST OPERATING COMPANY , LLC D/B/A SOMERSET VALLEY REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER Withdrawn
06/13/2012 12-CA-076395 AC Specialists Inc. and its Alter Ego, Tim Winston AC & Heat Granted in Part
06/11/2012 16-CA-067781 Sterling Foods, LLC Settled post-10(j) Petition
05/25/2012 08-CA-062611 First Student, Inc. Settled post-10(j) Petition
05/21/2012 19-CA-069324 Eccles Painting, Inc. Granted
05/17/2012 02-CA-071508 Raz Dairy Granted
05/15/2012 05-CA-074463 Elite Orthopaedic & Musculoskeletal Center Settled post-10(j) Petition
05/14/2012 12-CA-072234 Hartman and Tyner, Inc. d/b/a Mardi Gras Casino and Hollywood Concessions, Inc. Seeking Injunction, Affirmed on Appeal
05/09/2012 31-CA-067258 American Reclamation, Inc. Granted
05/08/2012 18-CA-074960 RELCO LOCOMOTIVES, INC. Denied
05/07/2012 22-CA-030064 Galaxy Towers Condominium Association Withdrawn
04/30/2012 08-CA-072781 Warren Steel Holdings LLC Settled pre-10(j) Petition
04/30/2012 28-CA-073112 The Service Companies, Inc. Settled pre-10(j) Petition