I have also heard it said this week that union salting is protected by the United States Supreme Court in its unanimous 1995 Town and Country decision, and that title I seeks to overturn this case which held that union organizers are employees under the NLRA and enjoy all of the act's protections.
Discussing the implications of union salting and a Supreme Court decision during a floor speech.
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