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In reply to the discussion: Obama Is on a Pro-Labor Roll-Just signed most important workers' rights reform of past 20 yrs [View all]Cha
(319,178 posts)27. "Here's why this is so important," ..
"Bland said when I asked him to explain. "For the last 20 years, the Supreme Court has been encouraging employers to force their workers into a system of arbitration that has been badly rigged against the workers. And so this order will result in millions of employees having their rights restored to them."
mahalo kpete.. really nice to see this for our Workers!
mahalo kpete.. really nice to see this for our Workers!
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Obama Is on a Pro-Labor Roll-Just signed most important workers' rights reform of past 20 yrs [View all]
kpete
Aug 2014
OP
-1. "Baggers of all sorts." Not to be too sanctimonious, but... Have a donut:
blkmusclmachine
Aug 2014
#24
Will it really work out that way? Or will it force suits to SCOTUS where they can do their
valerief
Aug 2014
#8
Only had time to read 1 and 2, but especially 2: YES!!!! This is a HUGE victory for workers...
DesertDiamond
Aug 2014
#12
And when are they finally going to crack down on employers misclassifying workers as"independent
kath
Aug 2014
#15
K&R. Fundamental fairness and openness. Congress should have done this long ago.
JDPriestly
Aug 2014
#16
That's exactly right. I posted below about that. He's not backing off teachers' unions at all.
madfloridian
Aug 2014
#33
Now that it's better to be a federal employee, I wanna be a pilot of one of them black helicopters.
Spitfire of ATJ
Aug 2014
#22
This being the most important workers' rights reform of the past 20 years and millions permanently
jtuck004
Aug 2014
#25
Going to arbitration has been capitulation for labor for the last 25 years!
Major Hogwash
Aug 2014
#31