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Needs Implications and Subsequent Developmentsedit
Article needs discussion on how the various Circuit Courts handled SCOTUS's decision (e.g., remand, dismiss/vacate, etc.) in light of their previous rulings on Board cases and any impact as to the Board's functioning (e.g., future instances of a potential 2-member Board). I made some factual corrections to the timeline of the background detailing how and when the Board decreased from 5 to 2 members. Full disclosure, I work in a field office of the NLRB. — Preceding unsigned comment added 02:18, 10 September 2013 (UTC)
