Hospital Can Bar 'Inflammatory' Pro-Union Gear: Judge

By Richard Vanderford · August 29, 2011, 7:50 PM EDT

A National Labor Relations Board judge ruled Friday that an upstate New York hospital did not violate labor law when it stopped union members from wearing "inflammatory" buttons during a contentious...

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