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Plaintiff's claims were dismissed without prejudice by the district court due to NLRA preemption issues. The court deferred to the NLRB's exclusive initial jurisdiction to determine whether the disputed activity falls under Section 7 or 8 of the NLRA, but allowed plaintiff to refile state law claims if the NLRB determines the conduct is not protected or prohibited by the NLRA.
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