The National Labor Relations Board has two branches, a general counsel's office and a five-member board of elected officials.

National Labor Relations Board

A federal agency of the United States responsible for enforcing US labor law in relation to collective bargaining and unfair labor practices.

General Counsel's Office

The legal department within a corporation, providing advice on legal matters and representing the company in court.

Elected Officials

Individuals who have been chosen through a voting process to hold public office positions in government.