I support the Employee Free Choice Act and the middle class.
Adding my name says that I support better wages and stronger rural economies – a critical piece of our nation’s economic recovery. It’s time Congress heard from the farmers and ranchers they represent.
Niel Ritchie, League of Rural Voters
It's time we get this done!
Larry Weiss,
Go team!
melvin crain, UAW
I have abeen a union member for more than forty-five years. Everything I have I owe to the union movement.
Michael Whitney, SEIU
It's time to pass the Employee Free Choice Act.
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Thank you for what you do --- we all need to come together if we're going to get this leglislation passed.
Sara Schroeder,
Philip Bradford, seiuhealthcare775nw
A homesteader who supplements wages with farm income. I remember the '70's when America showed us promise. WE MUST return to that level field.
Roger Drew,
Peter Blue, IATSE Sarasota Local 412
We all need the opportunity of receiving a fair wage for days work, and for that to happen we must have collective bargaining for all employment.
Mary Schuermann,
Garry Sisco,
Gary Clark, UAW
Victoria Medaglia, Freelancer\\'s Union
I was raised to understand work as a trade between employer and employee. Workers trade their time and expertise for money. I live in a state where employers can offer experienced librarians, for example, less than the national recommended starting salary. Less educated workers are offered far less. We take what we can get; we get NO protection or security ("right to work"), and we have no recourse. This is no trade; it's blatant exploitation. EFTA will give workers a voice and help bring work back into balance.
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Jim Ammerman, AFSCME
Get out of the way and let us vote.
Dale H.Hadler,
Tracy Singer, CWA
Mark Burwinkel,
The right of association is inalienable.
Douglas R. Fitzgerald,
Capt. Patrick M. Wright, U.S. Merchant Marine
anne wolf,
Margie Bernard,
John Makowiec, AFT
Anthony Dyer,
Kay Pease, UAW Local 2384
Save the middle class join a union!!
Brian Porter,
William Bryan Ellett, self
xxxxxxxx, rural homeowner
Jay Arkin,
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This country was made great by a strong middle class.
Ted Collins,
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Ted Hoffman,
John T. Strysniewicz, Teamsters Union Member
I have been in the work force since 1964, and the deal between Labor and Management has always been "a fair days' pay for a fair days' work". That is until the union-busting tactics of the Reagan administration, beginning with the breaking of the Air Traffic Controllers Union in the early 1980's. Everything seemed to go south after that, including the integrity of a persons word through a simple handshake. We should always keep in mind that if all corporations and businesses treated their workers fairly, there would be no need for unions. Instead, corporate America would rather spend tens of millions of dollars a year trying to rob you of any workplace rights! John F. Kennedy would often remind us that unions do nothing more than fight for justice and fairness; something we all should aspire to, simply by being members of the human race.
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Better wages and stronger rural economies: both are the heart and backbone of keeping this country great-- for everyone.
Brian Groppe, Brian Groppe Design
Ashton F. Chambers, City News Service
David M Walba,
R Litchfield, Jr.,
S. Stromberg,
Tim Fisk, Schneider National
Our farmers and ranchers are the key to a vibrant economy. I support the Employee Free Choice Act.
Vi Ransel,
Bert Hicks,
David Manley, West Wind Farm Vineyard & Winery
Sunny Humphries, Stone Dragon Farm Miniature Horses
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power to the people right on
Robert W. Nelson, I.B.E.W.
Larry Cook, Retired
Free Choice is the American Way, one of the things our forefathers fought for and our men and women are still fighting for today.
Jeana Brown,
I live in the rural on 5 acres. We support the Employee Free Choice Act!
Terry Potts, UA 333 Plumbers & Pipefitters
Mary E McGinty,
dave phelps, uaw
Mark Reback,
Ed Scott, Teamster Local 340
John Ciszewski, ibew 46
Dorothy Asbury, AFSCME
