Are labor unions falling out of favor? It seems that way
September 24, 2009 by Christian Schappel
The Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) may not as big a threat as we thought. More…
The Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) may not as big a threat as we thought. More…
Sen. Arlen Specter (D-PA) released a “new and improved” Employee Free Choice Act. Businesses and labor leaders are trying to decide whether it really is new or improved. More…
It’s b-a-a-a-a-a-a-ck. A “new and improved” — and reworked – Employee Free Choice Act came before Congress. More…
A dozen union leaders huddle with with President Obama in the White House this week. Here’s what they’re talking about. More…
More and more employers are making use of “keylogging,” or the recording of keystrokes on an employee’s computer to provide a map of what Web sites the employee is visiting. Is the process legal? More…

President Obama announced that the Employee Free Choice Act’s controversial “card check” provision lacks the Congressional votes to push the measure over the top. That doesn’t mean the EFCA is dead, however. More…
On the heels of Republican Arlen Specter’s announcement that he won’t support the Employee Free Choice Act comes another similar announcement – this time from a Democrat. More…
Now that swing vote Arlen Specter has said he won’t support the Employee Free Choice Act — and the act faces rough sledding in Congress — three national employers say they have a compromise to make (almost) everyone happy. More…
After much speculation, the Employee Free Choice Act of 2009 (EFCA) was introduced in both houses of Congress on March 10. More…

In a videotaped address, President Obama promised a group of union leaders that the controversial Employee Free Choice Act will become law. More…