Obama wants to force unions on businesses.

[powderman]

Obama Wants to Force Workers to Unionize   

Obama Wants to Force Workers to Unionize


Most Americans have heard of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) through its ill-conceived scheme to prevent Boeing from building a new plant in South Carolina because the Palmetto State has a right-to-work law. The board’s actions have created a huge backlash against the Obama Administration and its pro-Big Labor policies.
But how much do most Americans know about Obama’s other labor board?
Most Americans haven’t heard of President Obama’s other labor board, the National Mediation Board (NMB). This board is specifically focused on labor relations between the railroad and airline industries. And just like the NLRB, the NMB is aggressively pushing Big Labor’s agenda.
Last July, the NMB overturned nearly a century of precedent and issued a new pro-union rule regarding union elections. Instead of requiring the traditional democratic practice of a simple majority of members to unionize, now the rules only require a majority of votes cast for unionization.
If a company has 2,000 workers and only 400 people vote but 201 of them are pro-union, the entire workforce of 2,000 people are forced to unionize. Couple that with the fact that it is nearly impossible to decertify a union, and those 201 votes in effect mandate unionization for good.
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[magooch]

And the ultimate aim is to secure a reliable source of campaign funds for the Dumocrat (commie) Party. 

[Pat/Rick]

No amazement involved at all.   +1 magooch.  What else is involved? Hoards of people who collect special interest money? Political favors? A force better funded than the military? Or just the same tactics that communism has used in the past to unite socialist workers? I still remember the workers party voting slogans in Italy "lotta communista" (vote communist).  Its been abouit forty years since I've "red" anything in the communist manifesto, but IIRC uniting the workers party was in there somewhere. There's a fine between better working conditions, and working for the gov't/people as a conglomerate of sociolist unity.