the overriding interest in government and in the public is to allow employees to be represented by unions.
Steve Lynch
The Public Record
Stephen Francis Lynch is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 8th congressional district since 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, Lynch has focused on issues such as healthcare, labor rights, and economic development throughout his tenure. He has been an advocate for working families and has worked to secure funding for various projects in his district.
This single act reveals, I think, a personal and disqualifying anti-union bias.
You leave your employees with no protections at all. You strip them of their rights.
Persistent vacancies in the top position in the FLRA's Office of General Counsel have also allowed a backlog of more than 200 documented violations of Federal labor law to go unaddressed or unresolved.
Thank you for holding a second hearing on facial recognition. I thank the Ranking Member as well.
A Federal judge struck down key provisions of those executive orders, finding that they were, quote, 'an improper exercise of the President's statutory authority.'
Letter from Members of Congress to the House Appropriations Committee; submitted by Rep. Lynch.
You say that you have no anti-union bias, and I'll just have to take that at face value.
So you stripped them of their collective bargaining rights. That's what you did, right?
Letter from Members of the Senate to Colleen Duffy Kiko, chairman, Federal Labor Relations Authority; submitted by Rep. Lynch.
Much like the President who appointed this Chairman, the FLRA Chairman has exhibited unprecedented anti-union bias.





