(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The National Labor Relations Board is planning to bring a complaint to trial alleging Peak Vista Community Health Centers improperly fired employees. Former providers of Peak Vista accused the provider of terminating them without a write-up or final warning from Human Resources. PRIOR COVERAGE: Federal labor charges filed against Peak Vista Community Health Centers Peak Vista provided FOX21 News with a statement: “Unfortunately, the National Labor Relations Board notified us that they plan to move forward with a complaint regarding the termination of medical providers in our organization. This decision by the NLRB is not a determination of wrongdoing by Peak Vista but rather their announcement of a decision to take the case to trial. Peak Vista is confident that it will prevail once it is allowed to present the facts to a judge. Situations of employee termination are extremely sensitive. Peak Vista only takes workplace action when it is necessary and appropriate. Our decisions regarding the employment terminations were in full compliance with all laws and had absolutely nothing to do with employees’ union activity. We are confident in our position that there was no wrongdoing and look forward to the opportunity to present our evidence to an NLRB judge.” Peak Vista Community Health Centers