The Employee Free Choice Act: Just One More Reason for Strengthening Employee Relations

Congress will soon address one of the most significant proposed labor law legislations in the last 50 years: the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA). If passed, the EFCA would greatly enhance employees’ abilities to unionize. Join ELI® President Stephen M. Paskoff, Esq., to learn about the issue, its potential impact, and ELI’s learning approach.
Congress will soon address one of the most significant proposed labor law legislations in the last 50 years: the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA). If passed, the EFCA would greatly enhance employees’ abilities to unionize; furthermore, the bill would revoke states’ “Right to Work” status, which allows open employment of qualified non-union individuals. In the face of this proposed legislation, corporations must dedicate themselves to recognizing and remediating the employment issues that promote unionization in the first place. Join ELI® President Stephen M. Paskoff, Esq., to learn about the issue, its potential impact, and ELI’s learning approach.
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