7 Anti-Union Shenanigans the PRO Act Would Fix
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27 Apr 7 Anti-Union Shenanigans the PRO Act Would Fix

Posted at 13:40h in Organizing, PRO Act by

Employers commonly use a variety of tactics, legal and illegal, to make it difficult for workers to form unions. The PRO Act, the most significant overhaul of labor law since the New Deal, would help level the playing field. Thea Lee, president of the Economic Policy Institute, explains how.

Check out this EPI fact sheet on Why Workers Need the Protecting the Right to Organize Act.

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