The online blog, onlabor.org, which is run by two law professors at Harvard, found that Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland has sided with unions on the majority of cases he has presided over. President Obama nominated Judge Garland to take the vacant seat that was held by Justice Antonin Scalia. There are 22 appeals cases that Judge Garland has written the majority opinion for. These cases, which were originally reviewed by the NLRB, involved some labor dispute. In 18 of those opinions, Judge Garland has sided with the NLRB's decision that the employer was at fault.
See "Garland Rulings Consistently Side with Labor Unions", Dave Boyer, The Washington Times, March 21, 2016