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As the United States has argued for South Africa, Poland and now Egypt, unions are a basic part of democratic society. Yet that is the principle under attack by Governor Walker in Wisconsin now.
It is downright obscene to strip workers of unions while deficit-expanding tax breaks to the rich are being handed out as they are in Wisconsin.
It is hardly coincidental that the governor, like other Republicans, has launched an assault on collective bargaining, a process which is part of the fundamental rights supported by the International Labor Organization of which we are a member -- and deeply rooted in our public policy ever since the National Labor Relations Act of 1935.
Other publications by this author
- Beyond Labor Law: Private Initiatives to Promote Employee Freedom of Association
- The 2011 Basketball Lockout: The Union Lives to Fight Another Day--Just Barely
- Crippling the Right to Organize
- Baseball: The Poster Child of Labor Peace
- Using an Independent Monitor to Resolve Union-Organizing Disputes Outside the NLRB: The FirstGroup Experience
- A Half Century of the Steelworkers Trilogy: Fifty Years of Ironies Squared
- Bargaining with Baseball
- Speech to Turkish Confederation of Employer Association (TSK)
- Labor Issues in Professional Sports
- Exemption Lets MLB Delay Forever on A's
Author
- William B. Gould IV
- Stanford Law School
- wbgould@stanford.edu
- 650 723.2111