The National Labor Relations Board has ordered the publisher of the Oakland Tribune and other Bay Area newspapers to rescind an email policy barred workers from using the company email system to send messages to multiple recipients, reported the San Francisco Chronicle on Friday. The policy was challenged by union officials as an attempt to thwart labor organizing.
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