by Homer L. Deakins Jr., Rian Wathen
The Heritage Foundation
April 27, 2009
Heritage Lecture
The Employee Free Choice Act would replace secret-ballot organizing elections with card check, take free collective bargaining out of the hands of unions and employers, deprive management of its right to control labor costs, and have a government agency impose a two-year contract on workers. The most adversely affected would be small employers, who account for most of the jobs that are created today.
