Labor Board Chief to Push Union Organizing Rules

ABC News ^ | January 26, 2012 | By SAM HANANEL Associated Press

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The chairman of the National Labor Relations Board plans to push for new rules that would give unions a boost in organizing members, despite an outcry from Republicans and business groups who say the board is going too far.

Mark Pearce said he hopes the board will propose the rules soon, now that it has a full component of five members. President Barack Obama bypassed the Senate earlier this month to fill three vacancies...

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Obama's unconstitutional recess appointment is taking unconstitutional measures to force employers to give private information to unions in order for them to organize more effectively.

[God luvs America]

lets see if the GOP rolls over and plays dead as they have for most of the past six years...

[DBCJR]

I wrote Bush in his first term, not that he read it, that filling judicial appointments (with strong majorities in both houses) should be his primary priority regardless of getting re-elected. Obviously, that did not occur. With a gangsta as Attorney General, rule of law is past tense.

[Sudetenland]

The gutless wonders in the House and Senate need to immediately eliminate all funding for the NLRB. It ought to appear as a rider on every single bill introduced in the House.