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A United Middle-Class. Eeek!

By Bill Scher
March 3, 2009

The SEIU has a brilliant new video skewering corporate executives and lobbyists pathetically trying to stoke panic around the Employee Free Choice Act, which will simply give employees the power to decide how to approach the question of unionization: be it ballot election or petition. more »

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Left Behind: Employees of Small Employers and the Right to Unionize

By Dmitri Iglitzin
January 18, 2009

Non-unionized musicians at a small Seattle-area symphony orchestra, the Bellevue Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO), have grown deeply dissatisfied with the way management treats them. more »

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Americans believe in the Employee Free Choice Act

Submitted by Anita Chariw2 (not verified)
March 12, 2008

In December 2006 Hart Research surveyed 808 members of the general public and 382 union members and the strongest argument for supporting the Employee Free Choice Act was the following economic argument: “The legislation is expected to result in more workers being able to bargain with their employers for better wages, benefits, and working conditions.” 80% reason to support EFCA (7 % reason to more »

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Peter D. Hart Research Associates, “Employee Free Choice Act,” December 2006.
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Americans support the Employee Free Choice Act

Submitted by Anita Chariw2 (not verified)
March 12, 2008

Over two-thirds (69 percent) of Americans support enactment of the provisions of the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA).

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Peter D. Hart Research Associates, “Employee Free Choice Act,” December 2006.
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