This is not a collective bargaining problem. I mean, people ought to have the right to bargain, and we're not proposing to touch that at all.
David Walker: “This is not a collective bargaining problem. I mean, people ought to have the right to bargain, and we're not proposing…”
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Walker emphasizes that the issue isn't about collective bargaining rights.
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