The deceptively-named Employee Free Choice Act should really be called the Employee Forced Choice Act. Every day workers across the country are intimidated into joining a union, and passing EFCA would make that must more common.
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Some positive news on the Card Check issue (The Washington DC Examiner)
There are rumblings about on Capitol Hill that suggest the irresistable tide pushing passage of the horribly misnamed Employee Free Choice Act - aka Card Check - is beginning to slow down a bit.
Center for Union Facts Conference Call: Rebuts ARAW; Discusses National Ad Campaign (PRWeb)
Why the Employee Forced Choice Act Will Eliminate the Secret Ballot **Conference Call Friday, Dial 1-866-642-1665,Passcode: 723380** (PRWeb Jan 30, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/01/prweb1936334.htm
Center for Union Facts Conference Call: Rebuts ARAW; Discusses National Ad Campaign (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Why the Employee Forced Choice Act Will Eliminate the Secret Ballot **Conference Call Friday, Dial 1-866-642-1665,Passcode: 723380**
Clearing up EFCA facts - Denver Daily News Although the highest-profile opposition has come from conservative voices, the pros and cons of the EFCA have generated considerable debate on both ends of ...
EFCA ads are promoting misinformation - Denver Post EFCA merely lets the workers themselves decide how to form a union: either through the secret ballot process or through majority sign-up. ...
Union Membership Inches Up In 2008, But EFCA Still Needed - Progress Illinois EFCA would make it much harder for bosses to manipulate the NLRB process in order to intimidate those employees interested in unionizing. ...
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