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Category Archives: Campaigns & Elections
Filibuster Reform Is The New Payback
By WFI Staff What’s the game behind filibuster reform? It’s an important question because Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and his minions seem hard pressed to push it. Why pick a bruising fight over an obscure rule change when there … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, Big Labor Bosses, Campaigns & Elections, Congress, EFCA, NLRB, Politics, Unions
Tagged 2012, AFSCME, american federation of state, associated press, Big Labor, Communications Workers of America, county and municipal employees, Elections, filibuster, filibuster reform, Gerald McEntee, Harry Reid, huffington post, larry cohen, majority, minority, Obama Administration, President Obama, Senate, senate majority leader harry reid, senate rules, Union Bosses, union cronies, washington times
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Illinois Law Must Outlaw Stalking, Not Encourage It
By Katie Packer Gage (originally appeared in the State Journal Register) I was very troubled to learn recently that despite having made stalking illegal in Illinois, elected officials in the state have afforded union bosses an exemption. Yes, that’s correct; … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, Big Labor Bosses, Campaigns & Elections, Politics, Unions
Tagged anti stalking, Big Labor, illinois, Katie packer gage, Labor, Labor dispute, stalking, Union Bosses
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New House Bill Will Lift Cloud of Uncertainty Around NLRB
As tension and questions mount over the legitimacy of the three member National Labor Relations Board, Members of Congress are taking steps to alleviate the pressure on American workers. Congressman Phil Roe, Chairman of the Education & Workforce Subcommittee on … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, Big Labor Bosses, Campaigns & Elections, Congress, Department of Labor, NLRB, Politics
Tagged Big Labor, education and workforce subcommittee on health, employment, hr 1120, Labor, National Labor Relations Board, NLRB, phile roe, preventing greater uncertainty in labor management relations act, Supreme Court, Union Bosses, union cronies, Unions
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Court of Appeals Rules Obama Recess Appointments were Unconstitutional
In a major setback for the Obama Administration, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit today issued a ruling the found the President violated the Constitution when he pushed the recess appointments of Richard Griffin and Sharon Block … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bosses, Campaigns & Elections, Congress, NLRB, Politics, Unions
Tagged Constitution, david sentelle, Fred Wszolek, National Labor Relations Board, NLRB, President Obama, recess appointments, Richard Griffin, Senate, Senate confirmation, Sharon Block, us senate, WFI
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NLRB Nominee Should Be Judged On Merits
by Fred Wszolek (in The Hill) I recently wrote an op-ed here on The Hill’s Congress Blog which focused on actions the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) may undertake in the coming weeks and months, including “try[ing] to undermine the … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bosses, Campaigns & Elections, NLRB, Politics, Unions
Tagged american federation of labor and congress of industrial organizations, congress blog, Fred Wszolek, john logan, National Labor Relations Board, NLRB, Richard Griffin, san francisco state university, secret ballots, SEIU, Senate, service employees international union, Sharon Block, The Hill, Tom Harkin, workplace democracy
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