Ketanji Brown Jackson on Jobs

	Ketanji Brown Jackson on Jobs

Reversed narrowing of federal collective bargaining rules

Labor groups--longtime allies of Biden--were vocal about wanting a nominee with a record of backing workers' rights. Jackson's first written opinion as a DC Circuit judge was a win for federal employees. In a 3-0 decision earlier this month, the court struck down a 2020 policy change by the Federal Labor Relations Authority that narrowed the circumstances when agencies were required to engage in collective bargaining before making changes to work conditions. Source: BuzzFeed.com on 2022 SCOTUS Confirmation Hearings , Feb 25, 2022

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