The Labor Board

The Labor Board is a government agency responsible for enforcing labor laws and overseeing workers' rights. It helps ensure fair treatment in workplaces by resolving disputes between employees and employers, such as issues related to wages, working conditions, and union activities. The Board also reviews and approves union elections and collective bargaining agreements. Its goal is to promote fair and equitable labor practices, protect employees from unfair practices, and maintain a balance of power between workers and employers.