House Oversight Panel May Subpoena NLRB for Boeing Documents
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A U.S. House committee said it may subpoena the National Labor Relations Board for documents related to a complaint filed against Boeing Co. for building a non-union aircraft factory in South Carolina.
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, led by Representative Darrell Issa, a California Republican, set July 26 for the board to deliver information requested on May 12, or face a possible subpoena, according to a letter obtained today. The board provided some documents and classified some memorandums as confidential, according to the letter.