Following on the heels of the Minneapolis Star Tribune’s editorial opposing... [more]
Minnesota, for one reason or another, has quickly become the epicenter... [more]
Is there a blogging equivalent of a double take, because I’m doing that right now. Maine labor boss Jack McKay is a tricky guy. He has been trying to conflate union leadership elections, with union organization elections in an effort to suggest that unions like secret ballots. But if you know anything about unions, you ... [more]
The Employee Freedom Action Committee (EFAC) is a non-partisan, non-profit organization fighting for fair elections in the workplace. The committee is comprised of thousands of American workers, employers and others that believe that everyone deserves a right to a private, fair election when it comes to joining a labor union.
We believe:
- That a private vote is the only way to ensure against intimidation, coercion, and deception;
- That so-called “card check” unionization is fundamentally wrong;
- And that the current unionization process, which is supervised by the National Labor Relations Board, is the best way to protect employees' freedom to make a decision free from pressure.