Posted on 03/06/2011 8:56:19 AM PST by Nachum
This past Thursday, we (along with the Shopfloor blog), shed some light on a startlingly pro-union Google ad being placed by the union-controlled National Labor Relations Board that stated:
Find Info on How to Start a Union
Get the Process & More on Our Site!
A day later, on Friday, the National Labor Relations Board posted what appears to be its first-ever Fact Check that stated the following:
Fact Check
This feature encourages accuracy in the media by correcting common misperceptions and errors of fact when they are brought to our attention.
Google Ads It has been reported that the NLRB spent Agency funds on Google ads. An initial review indicates that the ads were provided at no charge beginning in 2008 by Google. The Agency has decided to discontinue them.
Now that the NLRB has taken it upon itself to correct the record by stating the ads were free from Google, it would be remiss if an acknowledgement that the previous assumptions were wrong.
(Excerpt) Read more at biggovernment.com ...
The list, ping
Let me know if you would like to be on or off the ping list
NRLB?
Is Google a union shop?
Lol...Unionize Google...Google would do a complete 360.
Make this audio go VIRAL. Get the word out! Ping your lists, send it to your email lists and ask them to forward it, post it on your facebook page, post it on twitter, post it is all over the internet NOW !!!!!
Trying to avoid a Constitutional crisis in Wisconsin. Whats going on is much more than what you think. Its no more just about the budget.
MUST LISTEN to this attorney working with Scott Walker:
bttt
You've just set off my pet peeve alarm. To turn 180 degrees is to reverse direction. To do a 360 is to do a full circle and end up going in the same direction as originally traveling.
Good. Maybe one of Google’s worker will take the hint or the workers at AFL-CIO will try organizing again.
notice the www.nlrb.gov
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