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Free Choice
Why should public employee union members care about EFCA? The Employee Free Choice Act is very important to OCSEA / AFSCME Local 11 and to all workers whether they work in the private or public sectors. Review the 10 Key Facts. Increasing the number of union members will strengthen the power of all workers in the workplace and the political arena. In addition, with increased unionization in the private sector, wages and benefits will increase, which reduces the advantage of privatizing public services. However, employees are fired in 25 percent of union organizing campaigns, 78 percent of employers deliver anti-union propaganda to workers who try to unionize, and after workers form a union, 33 percent are unable to get a contract—we need to protect workers' rights to unionize. The Employee Free Choice Act would:
Allowing working people to choose for themselves whether to have a union is the key step toward rebuilding America’s middle class. Union membership brings better wages and benefits and a real voice on the job. Take Action See Related
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