The National Labor Relations Board has found merit in four complaints filed by a nurses’ union against five Orlando Health hospitals, the Orlando Business Journal reports. The National Nurses Organizing Committee complained in November that the hospitals were interfering with attempts to form a union in several ways.
The union withdrew some of its complaints last month, the Business Journal reports, but the four that the court said could continue involved hospital officials asking employees about union activity, threatening reprisals and giving the impression that certain employees were under surveillance.