Republicans on the House Committee on Education and Labor point us to these words of warning from Michigan’s experience. An editorial from the Detroit News says the state’s pain from binding arbitration ought to be a warning against the Employee Free Choice Act’s binding arbitration provision:
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New study finds EFCA could increase unemployment by up to 5.4 million jobs.
EFCA: In The News
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