The law isn't supposed to enable unions to organize every workplace. And the law isn't designed to help employers obstruct union representation.
John Kline: “The law isn't supposed to enable unions to organize every workplace. And the law isn't designed to help employers…”
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Kline emphasizes the balance of labor laws regarding union representation.
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