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Why Can’t American Workers Expect The Same Kind Of Privacy As Obama Appointees?
By WFI Staff The double-standard shown by the U.S. (Big) Labor Department is so absurd, it’s humorous. While bureaucrats from Obama’s Labor Department to the the President’s National Labor Relations Board are pushing rule changes and decisions to force employers … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, Big Labor Bosses, KEEP Secure Act, NLRB, Politics, Unions
Tagged ap, associated press, Big Labor, employee privacy, FOIA, jack gillum, labor department, National Labor Relations Board, NLRB, Obama, Obama Administration, obama cabinet, obama white house, President Obama, White House
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Arizona Court Rebukes Obama Labor Board
The Arizona District Court’s decision dismissing the National Labor Relations Board’s challenge to that state’s constitutional amendment guaranteeing the secret ballot in union elections is a welcome rebuke of the continued overreach by government bureaucrats. Continue reading
Labor Bosses Lose Another Major Political Contest, Waste Worker Dues
Recently, the board’s “ambush election” rule was struck down by a federal judge[7], while its Specialty Healthcare decision cleared the way for a micro-union to be formed at a Bergdorf Goodman store in New York where women’s shoes associates on two separate floors were allowed to form a collective bargaining unit.[8]
Clearly, with unemployment over eight percent for 40 consecutive months[9] and anemic job creation in May, the American people are focused on the economy and they understand unelected government bureaucrats issuing regulations will only negatively impact employees and employers at the worst possible time. Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, Big Labor Bosses, NLRB, Politics
Tagged Arkansas, Bergdorf Goodman, Big Labor, Bill Halter, Blanche Lincoln, Credit Suisse, EFCA, Governor Halter, Jobs, New York, NLRB, Obama, Scott Walker, shoes department, Specialty Healthcare, U.S. labor, Wisconsin
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NLRB Flaunts D.C. Circuit Law
By Fred Wszolek When it comes to balancing the free choice of workers against the interests of a union in having more dues-paying members, the Obama labor board known as the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) always seems to come … Continue reading
What Do Union Bosses Want Now?
What Do Union Bosses Want Now? Trumka on labor helping Dems: “Won’t be as much as it was in the past.” Facts: Labor Bosses Plan To Spend More Than $400 Million Dollars For Obama During 2012 Presidential Election: “Unions are … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Labor, Bosses, Democrats, Labor, Obama, Union Bosses
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Union Bosses & Obama Administration Join Together In Effort Against Worker Rights
by Fred Wszolek The true extent of the campaign being waged against worker rights by the Obama administration and union bosses came into greater clarity over the course of the last several months with the president attacking right-to-work laws before … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bailout, Big Labor Bosses, NLRB, Politics
Tagged AFL-CIO, Charlotte, Commerce Dept Bureau of Economic Analysis, CPI-U, North Carolina, Obama, obama campaign, Right-to-Work, Union, Union Bosses, worker rights
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