Page values for "Labor move could backfire — on workers."

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_creationDateDatetimeMarch 9, 2007 8:35:21 PM
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TopicPageEmployee Free Choice Act
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SourcePageThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution
DateDateMarch 2, 2007
URLURLhttp://www.ajc.com/search/content/opinion/stories/2007/03/01/0302edunion.html
QuoteText"[Employers] may more frequently employ the lawful, but until now rarely used, tactic of "offensive lockouts" to pressure employees and their unions to accept a contract before the issue is placed in the unpredictable hands of a disinterested arbitrator. While the card check provisions of the Employee Free Choice Act might inflate union membership roles, the mandatory arbitration clause could devastate the very people those unions seek to represent."
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Labor move could backfire — on workers. by Richard Hankins (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, March 2, 2007) (view)