The NLRB has dropped a complaint against Honeywell that was initially filed in 2017 for a 10-month lockout of workers at their South Bend and Buffalo, New York plants that ended in February of last year. The company would have had to appear in court in May 2018 to determine the amount owed in damages, which has been estimated at around $20 million. UAW Local 9 said in a press release that they blame Trump’s appointee for General Counsel Peter Robb for the dismissal.
See "NLRB drops complaint against Honeywell", Mark Peterson, 16 WNDU, January 5, 2018