“International Human Rights Day” a Smokescreen for More Coercive Union Organizing

National Right to Work Foundation ^ | 12/08/05 | Stefan Gleason

[Pirate21]

WASHINGTON, D.C. (December 8, 2005) – Stefan Gleason, Vice President of the National Right to Work Foundation, a non-profit charitable organization that provides free legal aid to employees suffering from compulsory unionism abuses, made the following statement in response to today’s so-called “International Human Rights Day” rally, organized by AFL-CIO officials:
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“Orchestrated to invoke the sympathy of the American people, this one-sided media-blitz ignores the widespread abuse of employees who choose to refrain from union affiliation. Big Labor is trying to build public support for the enactment of a new wave of coercive union ‘organizing’ privileges."
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“Since employees are increasingly voting unions down, union officials want to change the law to clear the few remaining roadblocks in the way of their ‘card check’ organizing scheme. Union officials want to wipe out the secret ballot election process, get gag orders to prevent employers from telling employees about possible downsides of unionization, and require employers to hand over workers’ home addresses and phone numbers without the employee’s knowledge or consent."
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[Pirate21]

Hmmm...if you can't get your way, change the law; and let the media help you hoodwink the public.

[Clock King]

One day those who actually provide the jobs (employers) will say F--- Yall, we quit!.