Opinion ID: 3162569
Heading Depth: 2
Heading Rank: 4

Heading: board’s “erratum” order

Text: Salem next questions the propriety of the Board’s Erratum, which redressed the latter’s failure to timely rule on 20 See 29 C.F.R. § 102.69(d) (directing that hearing be held only if there are “substantial and material factual issues”). The Union argued that Objections 1–16 did not meet this requirement because they were already “decided by the RD in the [decision and direction of election], concerning which review was denied by the Board,” Union’s Mot. for Special Permission to Appeal at 2, and the Board agreed. See NLRB Order Granting Mot. for Special Permission to Appeal at 2. 23 Salem’s appeal of the RD’s administrative dismissal of Objections 1–16. But the Board had already determined that Salem’s Objections 1–16 were meritless. It did so both when it denied Salem’s petition for review of the RD’s direction of election and when it granted the Union’s Special Appeal. Salem does not explain how the Board’s issuance of the erratum was ultra vires or how the order prejudiced it.