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Card Check, Binding Arbitration and Employee Free Choice

Labor Legislation Review

Feb. 28, 2007

Contents

The Incredible Shrinking Labor Movement
Union Sticks and Stones
The Arbitration Gamble
Why Businesses Are Leery of Binding Arbitration
Why Workers Should Be Leery of Binding Arbitration
Tough Love for Labor Unions

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