Eye Center's Confidentiality Rule, Firing Ruled Unlawful

By Ben James · May 7, 2015, 4:25 PM EDT

A National Labor Relations Board judge ruled Wednesday that a Montana eye care center maintained an overly broad confidentiality rule and violated federal labor by firing a worker who tapped into...

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