corner.nationalreview.com - 10/27/2008
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The Employee Free Choice Act ("EFCA"), almost certain to pass early next year if Sen. Obama is elected, requires that initial collective bargaining agreements be negotiated within 120 days of the union's request for bargaining, otherwise the "contract" will be written by an arbitrator.
Some of ...
thinkprogress.org - 10/29/2008
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thinkprogress.org —
Today in an interview with CNBC, Sen. John
McCain (R-AZ) blasted unions: But this is — we’ve
been talking about it for a long time — this is a threat to the fundamental of labor-management relations. It’s fundamental to ...
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McCain Vows To Veto Employee Free Choice Act: Union ...
aflcio.org - 10/28/2008
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aflcio.org —
Read the text of the Employee Free Choice
Act . Ten key facts about the Employee Free
Choice Act. Employee Free Choice Act questions and answers . Read a new American Rights at Work study, Secret Ballots Aren't Enough (PDF). Article: Cornell ...
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What is the Employee Free Choice Act?
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The Corner's Peter Kirsanow continues to post about the Employee "Free Choice" Act, the most underpublicized among Barack Obama's worst policy prescriptions. Excerpt : Some of the commentary responding to my observations about EFCA's mandatory arbitration provisions emphasized the benefits to workers of getting a contract done quickly; no longer can employers drag out negotiations to the point that employees want to get rid of the union. Under EFCA, the employees will get a "contract" in a more timely fashion. False. They won't get a contract. Under EFCA, the terms set by the ...
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