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Artists For Workers Choice

Forty-seven artists. Oscar, Grammy, Emmy and Tony award winners and nominees. Sitcom stars, character actors, musicians, comedians and Broadway performers. All union members. All support the Employ...  
 
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purpleindigosunset (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I see the paid bloggers have been earning their paychecks. Trying to feed the notion that unions = bad.
When in fact there has never been a time where we needed protections set up for all workers - the reasoning should be quite obvious.
Did unions get us in to this trouble?
Even the mainstream news can't hide it - it was the greed of executives.
If corporations were run fairly, there would be no need for unions.
However the opposite has been proved.
We're sick of the corporate slander.
Ingenue001 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Democrats are deeply passionate about compulsory unionization and this idea of unionizing without a secret ballot. Forcing workers to join corrupt unions is something which they stand and fight for. The ideal of thugocracy is the soul of the democratic party. "Health Care Reform"... is simply a coercive unionization scheme so that unionization of medical workers can be 65% unionized (like Canada) instead of 10% unionized (like in the US). These actors are silly pawns of the thugocracy.
idaman051991 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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to mismoyi: Just because I'm against EFCA does NOT mean that I'm against the working class. I am a part of the working class and I feel that an outside union shouldn't have the power to dictate to a company how it should run its business. My employer does a great job of accommodating its team members, and if there's anyone that disagrees with them, they should just quit. after all it's their CHOICE to work there. And just like they have the choice to want a union, I have the choice to say NO
bigMarc77 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Great post! I always get suspicious when my only choice has already been decided for me.
bigMarc77 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Or maybe it's just that they're against the sense of entitlement that can only be conveyed by a paid spokesperson in order to make an emotional appeal to those that don't care to look at things objectively...
minimumgrade (4 months ago) Show Hide
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The only one I recognize is Ben Stiller's dad. Bunch of B-list actors whoring themselves out because their union bosses made them. Further proof we need a secret ballot.
Ingenue001 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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more unions... brilliant idea when american business is getting slaughtered out there and the economy is in a free fall. These people are stupid, which is why they are actors and don't have a real job. An economist worth anything would laugh at increasing unions during a severe recession so they bring in the braindead actors. go back to rodeo drive and your plastic surgeons and shut up and leave us alone. Be happy with your million dollar salaries for not doing real work and leave us alone.
nikolajM (2 months ago) Show Hide
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This proves how little you know about acting, business, the economy, human rights, and this country. Read a book sometime.
SeaBassIsANerd (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Did you even bother to watch the video above? EFCA does not remove the secret ballot.
Of course, you probably don't care, you corporate ass-kissing rat.
minimumgrade (4 months ago) Show Hide
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You don't know what the hell you're talking about. Read the legislation. The whole PURPOSE of it is to remove the secret ballot as an employer's option before certification, and it would only be available if the Union decided to allow it.

Which, of course, would never happen once they've already intimidated >50% of the employees into having "dues" from their paychecks seized for bullshit causes.

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