Hot Topics Eye on the NLRB This Just In: Bush Brings Back Battista | This Just In: Bush Brings Back Battista |
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| January 28, 2008 | |
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President Bush announced Friday that he’s renominating Robert Battista to the National Labor Relations Board, along with Dennis Walsh and Gerald Morales. That’s right, Battista, the one who doesn’t believe the National Labor Relations Act should promote collective bargaining. As Senator Kennedy has already pointed out, Battista’s renomination is unbelievable “after he led the most anti-worker, anti-labor, anti-union Board in its history.” But really, would we expect anything more than an under-the-radar nomination from this administration? Stay tuned for more from Erin this week on these late Friday nominations. |
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Erin Johansson writes our Eye on the NLRB blog. Erin has worked as a Senior Research Associate at American Rights at Work since 2004 and is the author of some of our reports.
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