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May 2008 - The Employee Free Choice Act is critical to restoring our freedom to bargain for better wages, benefits and working conditions. The bill was passed by the U.S. House, but a minority group of anti-union senators prevented it from passing in the U.S. Senate. This crucial legislation will protect workers' freedom to choose a union and bargain—without management intimidation. Allowing more workers to freely join unions and bargain with their employers will help rebuild the middle class by expanding health care, improving retirement security and raising the standard of living for America's working families. TAKE ACTION See Related
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