NLRB Retires Outdated FOIA Request Tracking Systems
Published Date: 3/26/2025
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The National Labor Relations Board is officially retiring two record-keeping systems that tracked Freedom of Information Act requests. This change affects anyone who used these systems to request or manage information and means the agency is streamlining how it handles data. No extra costs or delays are expected, and the update is effective right away.
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