After a review of six charges, the NLRB agreed and issued a formal complaint against SBS. According to SAG-AFTRA, the were all strong union supporters and two had challenged SBS for failing to pay wages and overtime. SBS has until October 19 to file a response to the complaint. It represents that the NLRB’s official findings show there is merit to these egregious labor violations,” says Julie Gutman Dickinson, an attorney representing SAG-AFTRA. Richard D. Lara, General Counsel for SBS issued a very brief statement following the ruling: “SBS continues to deny these allegations as being false, baseless, and inflammatory.

Source: Forbes October 11, 2017 17:37 UTC