Feed excerpt — reported by The Hill
Workers seeking to vote out a union they no longer want should not have to fight the government’s own rulebook to do it. Yet outdated agency-created barriers and union privileges still make such decertification elections harder to hold than they need to be — and harder than federal labor law says they should be. My…
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