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Big Labor's Latest Target: The Secret Ballot

By CFIF Staff
Thursday, January 04 2007

With Democrats assuming control of Congress this week, Big Labor is targeting one of America's most basic institutions – the secret ballot. Union-proposed "card-check" legislation would eliminate secret balloting during representation elections, and thereby eradicate workers' fundamental right to vote without fear of intimidation or retribution. Labor unions, which now spend up to 60% of their discretionary dollars on purely partisan political activities (as opposed to work-related matters for which they were originally established), are progressively losing their…

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