Justice Kennedy delivered the opinion of the Court. The National Labor Relations Act (Act) affords employees the rights to organize and to engage in collective bargaining free from employer interference. The Act does not grant *573 those rights to supervisory employees, however, so the statutory definition of supervisor becomes essential in determining w…
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