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Workers' Rights Watch: Eye on the NLRB - October 5, 2007

Radical Labor Board Ruling Undermines Organizing Efforts

Until now, workers have successfully formed unions through
voluntary recognition, a process where employers agree to
recognize a union once a majority of workers sign cards. This
peaceful, swift, and non-disruptive organizing method provides
an alternative to the flawed National Labor Relations Board
(NLRB) election process. However, workers and employers who use
this method are now undermined by a major ruling of the NLRB.
The Republican majority of the Board sided with anti-union
groups in radically changing the law. Without providing
legitimate factual evidence to justify reversing 40 years of
precedent, the Board exposed its real political motivations.

Read more about this ruling to undermine voluntary recognition:

http://action.americanrightsatwork.org/ct/d7S0DaS10qn0/
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