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‘Card Check’ Is on Ice, but Bill Foes Won’t Chill

Lobbying Groups That Are Working Against the Employee Free Choice Act Keep Up Their Fight

By Anna Palmer
Roll Call Staff
June 7, 2010, Midnight

The “card check” bill shows no signs of life, at least not in this Congress. But that doesn’t mean the groups that sprang up to fight the Employee Free Choice Act, legislation that would make it easier for unions to organize, are disbanding.

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