Big Labor Wants To Salt The Earth

Unions Can Deploy Unsavory And Coercive Tactics Without Consequence. For Instance, Unions May Legally “Salt” A Workplace By Getting Undercover Union Operatives Hired By The Target Company In Order To Agitate For Unionization From The Inside. Unions Deploy Such Campaigns – Which Can Involve Negative Publicity, Political Pressure, Frivolous Lawsuits And Complaints, Public Protests, Targeting Of A Company’s Clients, Or Even Sabotage Of Company Operations – To Compensate For The Lack Of Employee Support For Unionization By Pressuring An Employer To Remain Silent During The Union Campaign, Provide Union Organizers Heightened Access To Employees, Or Even Recognize The Union Without Allowing Employees To Vote On Unionization.

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Business And Labor Groups Battle Over PRO Act

Business Groups And Unions Are Going Head-to-head Over The Protecting The Right To Organize Act, A Democrat-backed Bill That Would Enact Sweeping Changes To Federal Labor Law That Passed In The House On March 9.

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Democrat-Sponsored PRO Act Would Invalidate Right-To-Work Laws In 27 States

House & Senate Democrats Have Introduced A Sweeping Pro-Union Bill They Argue Will Create Safer Workplaces & Increase Employee Benefits By Expanding Union Organizing. Those Opposed Argue It Will Force Small Businesses To Close, Cost Untold Number Of Jobs & Worsen The Economy.

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Biden Firing National Labor Relations Board General Counsel Could Be Unlawful

Minutes After Taking Office, Biden Asked NLRB General Counsel Peter Robb To Resign, Robb Refused And Was Fired Along With His Deputy, Alice Stock.

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