On Tuesday the NLRB began its attack on yet another pro-labor policy and issued a Request for Information, asking for public opinion on a 2014 ruling that simplified the process for representation elections. The decision under attack reduced unnecessary delay in the election process and modernized agency procedures. If it’s rolled back, workers will have a harder time filing electronic election petitions. Ironically, the NLRB is encouraging electronic responses to the Request for Information, which can be found on their website at www.nlrb.gov.
See "Trump’s National Labor Relations Board Moves to Make Joining a Union More Difficult", Common Dreams, December 13, 2017