09/25/2013

SCOTUS: Argument Against Card-Check Scheme Filed

Supreme Court National Right to Work Foundation staff attorneys filed a brief at the United States Supreme Court late Friday for a Florida casino worker challenging a much used union organizing scheme. The case, Mulhall v. UNITE HERE, could determine whether union organizers can receive workers’ personal information and other valuable organizing tools in exchange for concessions at employees’ expense.

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SCOTUS: Argument Against Card-Check Scheme Filed

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