Phony ‘Moderates’ Okayed Radical Biden Pick
Acting Labor Sec. Julie Su wouldn’t have the power now to threaten Americans’ ability to support their families or supplement their incomes by working as freelancers.
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Acting Labor Sec. Julie Su wouldn’t have the power now to threaten Americans’ ability to support their families or supplement their incomes by working as freelancers.
By the time actual employees learn that Big Labor salts’ promises of better pay, benefits, and working conditions were empty, the salts are long gone.
Former UA union member Karl Ludwig: The UA “intentionally excludes potential pipefitters from the labor market to limit supply and drive up prices. Worse yet, the exclusion means less pipefitting work gets done.”