thetruthaboutefca.com | The Truth About The Employee Free Choice Act & Card Check

The Education and Labor Committee Republicans point to an important story in the Wall Street Journal with an intro:

The perils of the so-called Employee Free Choice Act are well known: it

The reading pile is large these days as Labor Day has provided plenty of opportunity for taking stock of where organized labor stands. A couple more items:

• The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review editorializes on the “false choice” of the Employee Free Choice Act
• An important reminder on motivation: Union Pension Funds Lag
• Meanwhile, the National Labor Relations Board is caught up in politics

Meanwhile, Keith Smith at Shopfloor has another entire round-up that tackles Gallup polling, the Washington Post, and the annual Labor Day report from the National Association of Manufacturers.

• AFL-CIO declares: “Fight for Employee Free Choice Continues”
• Big Labor’s Chilling Alternative to Card Check
• CEA’s Smartbrief: Tell your senator to vote NO on cloture!
• Labor was
  

A while back the Chamber of Commerce’s blog noted the self-serving support of the misnamed Employee Free Choice Act by a group of entirely unionized contractors — not an unbiased source. Now the Union Label Blog reports: “it looks like the AFL-CIO blog has pulled this story because now there is a 404 notice at the link that previously had this story.”

Hmm. It could be a tech glitch or an editorial decision or a thousand other things, but it’s good nonetheless to see a little less support for EFCA.

Over at EFCAreport.com with today’s round-up.

EFCAreport.com has this item they are describing as a must-read for employers and their representatives and, we have to say, we agree with the assessment. Click over to check out “Former NLRB Chairman Gould Calls For Increased Penalties, Quicker Elections and Limited Arbitration, While Criticizing Current Version of EFCA.”