doi:10.7916/e7e4-rt13Oral history interview with Wilma B. Liebman, 2020Liebman, Wilma Boral historiesmixed materialPresidents--United StatesLabor unions--Organizing--United StatesLabor unions--History--United StatesLiebman, Wilma BObama, BarackBoeing Aircraft Company Complaints againstAmerican Medical Response Complaints againstUnited States National Labor Relations BoardUnited StatesNational Labor Relations ActWilma Liebman discusses her service as a member, and then chair, of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), from 1997 to 2011. Liebman outlines about the contents and political context of the Employee Free Choice Act, for which organized labor advocated, but which ultimately failed to pass Congress. Liebman describes the rulemaking and adjudication of the Board during this period, providing details about high profile cases including complaints involving Boeing, Specialty Healthcare, and American Medical Response. Liebman also reflects on the recent American history of organized labor, and comments on the Republican opposition to NLRB during her board membership