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Labor Law Prof Blog
Goldberg on Saving the EFCA Card Check
Congratulations to Michael Goldberg (Widener), who today published in the Philadelphia Enquirer his op-ed The Way to Save Card Check. Here's a brief excerpt:But if supporters of card check hope…
World of Employment
EFCA Update: Arlen Specter and “Quickie Elections”
The latest news on the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) is a possible compromise in which EFCA's card-check provision is replaced by a "quickie election" procedure - where an election must…
Labor Law Prof Blog
The Washington Post on EFCA
The Washington Post has an editorial on EFCA today. I find it interesting because it largely embodies my personal view, which is that EFCA is an imperfect solution to a…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Card Check Provision To Be Dropped From EFCA?
Bloomberg News is reporting on statements made by Senatory Harkin about EFCA's chances of passing. The gist is that it can't survive with the card check measure, but that some…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Possible EFCA Compromise
My predictions are so rarely correct, but it looks like my sense that EFCA would have to be amended as part of a compromise if it were to pass is…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Politico Debates EFCA
Politico is sponsoring a debate this week on the Employee Free Choice Act. Here's a description, from Moderator Fred Barbash:This is the first in a series of POLITICO debates on…
Labor Law Prof Blog
EFCA Happenings
Michael Fox and Politico discuss the ramifications of Senator Arlen Specter's recently announced opposition. This will make it much more difficult to get the 60 votes required to get the…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Specter To Oppose EFCA
Although union supporters had hoped that Sen. Specter (who sponsored an earlier EFCA bill) would come out in support of the Employee Free Choice Act, he just announced that he…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Kirsanow On EFCA Compromise
Rick recently reported on a proposed compromise on the Employee Free Choice Act. Former NLRB member Peter Kirsanow was now written a response to this "Third Way" compromise in the…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Drummonds on Workplace Federalism
Henry Drummonds (Lewis & Clark) has just completed his article, "Beyond the Employee Free Choice Act Debate: Unleashing the States in Labor-Management Relations Policy by Reforming Labor Law Preemption Doctrines…