Midterm results may make NLRB's next year consequential: 3-1 Republican majority, Chairman Murphy's term ends December 2027
Key points
- The NLRB currently has a 3-1 Republican majority with one vacant seat.
- Chairman James R. Murphy's term expires in December 2027.
- A Democrat-controlled Senate would be unlikely to confirm Trump's nominee, leaving a 2-1 Republican Board.
Stoel Rives says the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) currently has a 3-1 Republican majority, with one vacant seat. Chairman James R. Murphy's term expires in December 2027. If the Senate is controlled by Democrats, a Trump nominee would be unlikely to be confirmed, leaving the Board with a 2-1 Republican majority.
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