Big Labor War on Secret Ballot Intensifying
President Biden flatly rejects the long-standing consensus that secret-ballot elections are, with few if any exceptions, far superior to “card checks”
E. Thomas McClanahan, of the Kansas City Star, sees through Big Labor’s claims on the Card Check Forced Dues Bill:
Union organizers know that signatures on cards don’t necessarily represent the real sentiments of workers. Many employees sign cards and then — in the privacy of the voting booth — vote against forming a union.
That’s why organizers usually make sure to collect cards from a supermajority of workers before calling for an election. And that’s why the secret ballot must be maintained, so that the organizing process reflects the real preferences of workers.
President Biden flatly rejects the long-standing consensus that secret-ballot elections are, with few if any exceptions, far superior to “card checks”
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Top officials of [...] unions have repeatedly tried to [...] effectively deny workers the opportunity to vote in secret-ballot elections...