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1. National Labor Relations Board, NLRBnoun

   an independent agency of the United States government charged with mediating disputes between management and labor unions

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1. Mark Mix:

   This proposed action by Obama’s Big Labor NLRB is a direct assault on a worker’s fundamental First Amendment right to freedom of association. - Greg Mourad, House Committee on Education has shown that union officials all too often initiate on-the-job discrimination, which forces a worker into the grievance process the union bosses control, in order to punish him or her for not joining the union in the first place.

2. United Auto Workers:

   This a great victory for workers who have the courage to join together and organize in a system that is currently stacked heavily in favor of employers like Tesla who have no qualms about violating the law, while we celebrate the justice in today's ruling by an increasingly pro-worker The NLRB, it also nevertheless highlights the substantial flaws in U.S. labor law. Here is a company that clearly took numerous aggressive and unlawful steps to block workers' rights, and yet it is more than four years down the road before workers see a modicum of justice.

3. Robert Kane:

   We are disappointed, but not surprised by the decision of the NLRB given its current composition.

4. Trey Kovacs:

   They [NLRB] have been active in recent months, and the unions have been organizing much quicker than they ever have before. It gives employees less time to make an informed decision and gives them no opportunity to opt out.

5. Michael Lotito:

   The NLRB has totally upset the apple cart with respect to an understanding over accepted business risk.