Judge Rejects Motion Block Union

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• A federal judge denied Rogers Behavioral Health's request to block union elections at two clinics in Wisconsin.
• Approximately 103 employees will vote on representation by the National Union of Healthcare Workers on April 19.
• Rogers argued the election should include all 13 Wisconsin facilities, but the NLRB regional director approved the two clinics as appropriate units.
• The judge ruled Rogers did not show unconstitutional irreparable harm from the election.
• Rogers has faced criticism for anti-union actions, including alleged retaliatory firings and spending over $325,000 on consultants.