On the recordSeptember 11, 2012
We have learned the NLRB is utterly determined to advance a culture of union favoritism, regardless of the costs imposed on workers and employers or the damage inflicted on its own credibility.
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congress.govDavid Roe: “We have learned the NLRB is utterly determined to advance a culture of union favoritism, regardless of the costs imposed…”
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Roe criticizes the NLRB for favoring unions at the expense of workers and employers.
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