National Labor Relations Board Judge Melissa Oliverio ruled that Warrior Met Coal violated labor law by failing to respond to the MineWorkers union’s information requests, among other problems.
Jun. 30, 2023, 11:00 a.m.Warrior Met Coal engaged in unfair labor practices by not providing the United Mine Workers of America with requested information during collective bargaining talks during what was Alabama’s longest strike.
In a 68-page opinion, Oliverio ruled that Warrior Met violated labor law by failing to respond to the union’s information requests, and failing to provide, or unreasonably delaying responses to requests, some going back to March 2021.
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