You have to figure that the brain trusts at the National Labor Relations Board didn’t think about the impact that their efforts to punish companies that move to Right to Work states would have on non-Right to Work states.
But those arguments became front and center at a House hearing on the issue when Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-TX) said “New businesses won’t want to locate in union states, because the same thing that is happening to Boeing will happen to them. It creates the impression that we dont want to start up in those states, because once we grow up were stuck.”
The NLRB decision essentially creates a “Roach Motel” for companies that decide to locate in non-Right to Work states — they can check in but they can never check out.
Agricultural workers contend that United Farm Workers’ “card check” unionization method leads to false claims of majority union support, intimidation, and constitutional violations
Dallas Mudd helps connect people with the social services they need, and his and many other workers’ ability to do their important work shouldn’t be stymied because unaccountable NLRB bureaucrats are forcing union “representation” on them.
Trump Administration is relying on similar arguments in another lawsuit defending its removal of Biden appointee from labor board