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Hallmark Movie Maker Illegally Canned Strikers, NLRB Says

By Braden Campbell · March 7, 2024, 8:35 PM EST

Two Hallmark movie production companies violated federal labor law, the National Labor Relations Board said Thursday, with one firing nine strikers and threatening to move to Canada and another interrogating and...

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