Compromise offered on labor bill

Seattle Times, Washington Post by Alec MacGillis | Mar. 22, 2009 (News Report)

Labor unions are adamant that workers be able to choose to organize via card-check so they can avoid employer intimidation before elections. They said binding arbitration is needed because so many companies refuse to bargain; nearly half of new unions never even get a contract. Full Story »

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by Dwight Rousu - Mar. 24, 2009

MacGillis reports on the "compromise" suggested by anti-union CEOs and includes some labor views opposing the terms suggested in the compromise, but he fails to identify that the suggested "compromise" is almost a complete gutting of the EFCA bill.

Levine gets it better in the Huffington Post.

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The Crack-Up of Business's United Front Against the Employee Free Choice Act

Huffington Post by Art Levine | Mar. 24, 2009 (News Report)

On Monday, an unlikely new battle in the heated political war over The Employee Free Choice Act broke out: A fresh round of in-fighting among businesses over this major ...

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