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Tag Archives: California
Pennsylvania Law Must Stop Kowtowing To Big Labor’s Thugs
by Katie Packer Gage (originally appeared in The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) Every state in the nation — including Pennsylvania — has passed laws making it a crime to engage in stalking. As defined, stalking is an obsessive pursuit to the point … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, Big Labor Bosses, Department of Labor, NLRB, Politics, Unions
Tagged anti-injunction act, Big Labor, California, carveout, chamber of commerce, crime, harassment, illinois, intimidation, Labor, labor unions, nevada, pennsylvania, pennsylvania supreme court, stalking, union cronies, union organizers, union thugs, union violence, Unions
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Fifth Circuit Upholds Votes To Oust The Union Four Years After They Were Cast
By Fred Wszolek On August 11 and 12, 2008, employees of the Arkema company located in Houston, Texas voted to oust their union, the United Steelworkers of America. It took four and one-half years for the employees to be guaranteed … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, Big Labor Bosses, Congress, Department of Labor, NLRB, Politics, Unions
Tagged arkema, Big Labor, big labor bosses, California, employee's rights, fifth circuit, houston, illinois, National Labor Relations Board, nevada, NLRB, pennsylvania, stalking, stalking laws, texas, Union Bosses, united states court of appeals, united steelworkers of america
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Governor Brown Stands Up To Big Labor With Veto Of Card Check
California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed SB 104 last night, legislation passed by the state legislature that would have changed the rules in union-organizing elections to a card check process. Card check is a top priority for Big Labor because it … Continue reading
Why Do Unions Hate The Secret Ballot?
Posted on FlashReport.com John Kabateck June 20, 2011 What is it with union bosses’ hatred of the secret ballot? For years, they have been pushing for legislation at the federal level that would strip workers’ right to vote by secret … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, EFCA
Tagged California, EFCA, Governor Jerry Brown, Secret Ballot
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Governor Brown Should Carry On Cesar Chavez’s Vision And Protect The Secret Ballot
Last month, the Workforce Fairness Institute partnered with the California NFIB to highlight that card checking legislation was on the verge of being enacted into law. The U.S. Congress has rejected similar legislation promoted by Big Labor known as the … Continue reading
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Tagged California, Card Check, EFCA, Governor Jerry Brown, Secret Ballot
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