More from that AIF/Zogby poll of likely Florida voters (MoE +/- 3.5%): Read the ballot language for the Fair Districts amendment calling for compact districts not drawn to favor any party or candidate, 36.9 percent said they strongly support; 18 percent said somewhat support; 1.9 percent somewhat opposed; 6.8 percent strongly opposed; and 35.3 percent did not know enough to answer.
And this: Currently, if workers want to form a union, they sign special cards, and if at least 30% of the employees do so, a secret ballot is held to determine if a union will be formed or not. If 50% sign the cards, the employer can choose to recognize the union, or if not, the employees can then vote. A proposed federal law would change these rules. Under the proposed legislation, if 50% of employees sign cards, the union is automatically created and recognized. Do you support or oppose this legislation, known as Card Check?
26.9 strongly support; 13.6 percent somewhat support; 12.6 percent somewhat oppose; 37.6% strongly oppose.
-- Adam C. Smith
heck yes to both!
As it is it's uphill and unfair to have so many votes to for a union.Too much time for management to fight and then they know who to target and make examples of.
Posted by: Tampa Tom | December 17, 2009 at 10:54 PM