A federal judge has ruled that the National Labor Relations Board cannot require private employers to put up posters informing workers of their right to form a union.
U.S. District Judge David Norton in South Carolina says the labor board exceeded its authority from Congress when it approved the poster requirement last year.
The decision Friday conflicts with a ruling last month by another federal judge in Washington, D.C., who found the posters were a reasonable means to make workers aware of labor laws.
Read more at Official Wire. By Sam Hananel, AP.
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Some unions train craftsmen and woman very well, however not all employers can afford to pay the high wages. I have worked as a union carpenter, went to school, learned a few skills and am proud to have had a chance to do so. My current employer is non union, pays well but is being harassed by union and government goons shoving political correctness down everyone’s throat. This is wrong. Most unions have no training to offer. Unions and government should not mix. Allowing union’s to harass and threat violence against companies is wrong, The only place that violence should be tolerated is when the united states military gets to destroy it’s enemy’s with SHOCK AND AWA, or quells idiots, rioters, or UNION THUGGS.