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SourcePageThe Wall Street Journal
DateDateMay 7, 2009
URLURLhttp://online.wsj.com/article/SB124165379013293871.html
QuoteText"Many labor contracts can run over 100 pages with their requirements of each party. Compulsory arbitration is, in one sense, government dictating to employees what they will win or lose in the deal, with no opportunity to approve the "agreement." Why should employees pay union dues to get such a contract?"
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The 'Free Choice' Act Is Anything But by George McGovern (The Wall Street Journal, May 7, 2009) (view)