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prediction : political : NLRB RULING TO UNDERMINE UNIONS?

[+] ballot by Cathexis
ACTIVE Thu Oct 05, 06 - Tue May 27, 08
The US National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has recently voted (along party lines) to reclassify 8 million workers as 'supervisors' -- who will, thus, no longer have any protections under U.S. labor laws.

Do you think any US corporations might now reclassify employees as 'supervisors,' in order to undermine unions?

Yes: Expect abuses to follow this ruling
No: No abuses will occur due to this ruling

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COMMENTS:
Voted : Yes: Expect abuses to follow this ruling
With Bush in power, I'm surprised the NRLB hasn't reclassified all U.S. workers as "slaves."

by cranky on Thu Oct 05, 06 11:51am [+]

Where is this vote recorded?

by Black_Lava on Thu Oct 05, 06 11:54am [+]

Voted : Yes: Expect abuses to follow this ruling
If they didn't I would be so shocked as to probably have a heart attack.

by FiddleFaddleOnLSD on Thu Oct 05, 06 12:53pm [+]

Voted : Yes: Expect abuses to follow this ruling
That's a pro-management stance...almost a hallmark of the Party in control...when the NRLB makes rulings which is sure to compromise the workers and give the corporations that option you can bet some of them will use it.

by thesoothsayer on Thu Oct 05, 06 1:02pm [+]

Voted : Yes: Expect abuses to follow this ruling
Where have *they* been? Soulless Evil Inc did this almost ten years ago. It's why I left.

by Truthseeker013 on Thu Oct 05, 06 3:56pm [+]

Voted : Yes: Expect abuses to follow this ruling
I guess that means no pay increase but only fewer rights?

by skylab on Thu Oct 05, 06 4:13pm [+]

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