Employer Free Choice Act
The unions will return with Obama (Employee Free Choice Act)?
Laws may be enacted to keep jobs transport operators working in other countries !!!!! As aleady laws exist in Europe and the employers have to pay huge fines ships, including a job abroad. Fines are 10 times the salary for each job. $ 35K to send jobs overseas, the company would have to pay about 350K in fines for sending a job abroad … So employers have no choice forward in your work here and enjoy what the unions want! Is not it nice when the Government Labour and work together. And yes Obama supports heavy fines for sending jobs overseas. The unions will return with Obama?
This is the first thing I've heard, but I also want to see the U.S. auto industry strengthened We can not send cars and trucks in Japan, that Japan put a lot of rights about those foreign cars and trucks (U.S. made), but they can sell all the cars and trucks in the United States free? Now, if they are manufactured here, then it is well .. Volks wagon as Germany is, but tighten our borders?
Resurrection’s Shirley Brown at Employee Free Choice Act Rally
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