Daniel Gross gives a constructive critique of the Employee Free Choice Act, calling for stronger provisions to promote worker self-activity and direct action. His “Employee Liberation Act” would entail:
- “Getting serious about discrimination against workers by putting anti-union discrimination on par with other forms of discrimination,”
- “Ending second-class status in the workplace”
- “Unshackling workers’ right to strike”
"What is stolen during work time cannot be regained by submitting to what that work has produced." (French graffiti, 2006)
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