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Card-check will be the first test of the coalition as it is proposed by its most important partner: labor.
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Card-check will be the first test of the coalition as it is proposed by its most important partner: labor.
Rupert Russell: The Left isn't Leaving Obama -- Yet Rupert Russell 2010
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Card-check will be the first test of the coalition as it is proposed by its most important partner: labor.
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Card-check will be the first test of the coalition as it is proposed by its most important partner: labor.
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As Jill Cashen, a spokeswoman for the United Food and Commercial Workers union, told Bloomberg News: "Card-check is not negotiable for workers in the private sector."
Art Levine: New Study Destroys Union Intimidation Myth As Specter Considers "Compromise" 2009
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Card-check supporters may argue that the activities of labor organizers, no matter how intimidating, involve purely private actions to which the Constitution's protections of free speech and association do not apply.
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Card-check passed the House but was stopped by a Senate filibuster.
The Energizer Bunny 2008
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Card-check unionization is neither a necessary nor sufficient condition for such reform.
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'Card-check neutrality:' They have negotiated agreements with large employers in which managers pledge not to engage in anti-union campaigning in unorganized workplaces, or bypass NLRB elections if a majority of employees have signed union cards.
Union Influence Set To Stabilize In U.S. Oxford Analytica 2006
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Card-check lives: 'A lot of things can happen in a lame-duck session '
memeorandum 2010
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