Striker Replacement Bill
The House Labor Committee heard testimonies on House Bill 5, which would amend the National Labor Relations Act and the Railway Labor Act to… read more
The House Labor Committee heard testimonies on House Bill 5, which would amend the National Labor Relations Act and the Railway Labor Act to prevent discrimination against workers who participated in strikes. The bill would ban the permanent hiring of replacement workers for employees involved in strikes, and has strong support from organized labor and the Democrats in the House of Representatives. close
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- David S. Fortney Solicitor (Acting) Department of Labor
- John Hall Employee Automotive Industries, North Vernon, IN
- John Irving Officer U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- Steve Lamb Manager International Paper Company
- James Melican Senior Vice President International Paper Company
- Philip Newell Jr. Minister Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)->Community Development
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