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The court rejected the employer's constitutional challenge to the NLRB's authority based on the Recess Appointments Clause, finding that the recess appointment of NLRB Member Becker during a 17-day Senate recess was valid under Supreme Court precedent, and therefore the NLRB panel had authority to decide the case.
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