Southern States Industrial Council attacks NLRB bias on unions
Arthur W. Stewart president of the SSIC testifies at a Senate hearing urging transfer of unfair labor practice cases from the National Labor Relations Board to U S district courts while NLRB would keep union representation elections The SSIC represents about 3000 firms employing over 3 million workers and argues decentralization brings cases closer to the people with potential court expansion to manage workload.
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National Labor Relations Board
Southern States Industrial Council
SSIC
Nashville
Tennessee
Arthur W. Stewart
Senate
Separation of Powers
Stewart
Gary Aircraft Corporation
San Antonio
Texas
NLRB
Sam Ervin
N.C
U.S
Stew
Art
U.S. District Courts
Labor Law Reform Calls For Union Recognition Changes
The SSIC urged changes to the national labor law including ending compulsory union membership contracts, requiring a secret ballot election before union recognition, and stopping the obligation for employers to provide employee names and addresses to unions.
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