United States — National Labor Relations Board & Donald Trump

United States — National Labor Relations Board: The NLRB is affected by the Slaughter ruling; Trump fired board members, and the Court's decision permits at-will removal.

Donald Trump: Trump gained the power to fire heads of most independent agencies at will, a major victory for his executive power agenda, but was blocked from immediately firing Fed Governor Lisa Cook.

United States — National Labor Relations Board: Mentioned as another agency where Trump could fire members under the Slaughter precedent.

Donald Trump: President Trump ordered the firings, citing expanded executive power. The action reinforces his efforts to reshape election administration.

United States — National Labor Relations Board: The United States — National Labor Relations Board is currently without a quorum, leading to its inability to decide pending cases, which prompted United States — California's Assembly Bill 288. The United States — National Labor Relations Board is also suing to challenge the legality of AB 288.

United States — National Labor Relations Board: The United States — National Labor Relations Board would conduct mediation and arbitration if an emergency arbitration order is invoked, playing a crucial role in resolving the labor dispute.