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Yes my thoughts exactly. People on here are talking about checks and balances, and making it sound as if Obama ignored this when he created this law. But in the corporate world Republicans are busy eliminating checks and balances for the ordinary American worker.
There is a check & balance for this very thing, without some Supreme Court ruling.
When I didn't get paid, A document, saying pay up or I'm selling your property to recoup my fees.
The NLRA allows more than that, it is fairly broad. This action essentially prevents them from banding together in what they claim is a violation of Fair Labor Standards Act. The NLRB and FLSA were also both congressionally passed and signed into law by President Roosevelt. Yes the supreme court rules on constitutionality, some seem to only think that conservative justices are able to understand the constitution. The fact that this was such a narrow decision should make you believe it is not that clear cut.
Regardless if you agree with the decision it will impact middle class workers.
Sounds like that was ruled unconstitutional, and it is none of the governments business.
If it were me, I'd chain the gates and lock the doors, give everyone their last paycheck and place an add in the classified for help.
It appears that requiring employees to sign an arbitration agreement as a right of employment fits the definition of "coerce".
The 4 justices that disagreed were rambling but the 5 in the majority are the only members that can interpret the constitution. Even something as simple as the two phrases in the 2nd amendment requires extensive hearings yet you are sure about this outcome. One more vote andconservatives would be claiming that SCOTUS was legislating from the bench.
I will not hire anyone without them signing my employment contract.
They don't have to sign it. They can go work elsewhere.
Liberty is GREAT.... You have a choice in life. Pick your battles wisely.
Actually it is quite common for the working class all over the world to work against their own best interest. It is the labor union movements that change this, democratizing society, educating workers and bringing a certain level of balance between labor and capital. The ruling class know this perfectly well. Thats why they are so obsessed with destroying the union movements. The state of the labor unions is the main difference between America and the rest of the developed world these days.
People who are against the workers make a compelling case when they say if you raise the minimum wage, you're going to be out of a job. If there is any attempt to raise the minimum wage of $7.25 an hour in Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma, that's just what low pay workers will hear.
What money does unions give to republican candidates? Notice only the percentage of union money on the web site I show, since its only unions are what you are questioning.
Well, that is what we have been living under for 100 years now. You don't recognize it all around you?
And here the Supreme Court says, government has no business or authority getting involved in how this business does business, you scream and want your Fascism back.
You really want to wage a war against Fascism & Communism?
Repeal the 16th Amendment. The mechanism that allowed it to happen in the first place.
I will not hire anyone without them signing my employment contract.
They don't have to sign it. They can go work elsewhere.
Liberty is GREAT.... You have a choice in life. Pick your battles wisely.
Justice Ginsburg said that 53% of corporations have these in their contract. You radical republicans act like the corporations are not acting in concert.
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