Category Archive: Mainers for Employee Freedom (page 2)

• Who is keeping Maine’s Representatives in the dark?

  Posted on Jun 30, 2008 by Mainers for Employee Freedom

  When are Maine’s Democratic candidates going to get it? The secret was let out on this site that the average Mainer opposes corrupt tactics also known as a “card-check” as a fair way to unionize at work. Ninety-two percent believe it is a worker’s right to have a private vote. Apparently, Maine’s Democratic candidates still […]

• Mainers Get a Dose of Common Sense on EFCA

  Posted on Jun 20, 2008 by J. Justin Wilson

  Maine ABC board member Doug Newman has a great op-ed in today’s Bangor Daily News exposing Tom Allen’s support for the deceptively named Employee Free Choice Act: Today, workers can organize into a union if a majority of those workers decide, through a private ballot vote, to do so. This process allows workers to vote […]

• EFCA Support Hurting Allen in ME

  Posted on Jun 09, 2008 by Tracie Gibler

  They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and this one from PolitickerME.com is no exception:

• Poll Shows Allen Trailing, Hindered by Support of Card Check

  Posted on Jun 04, 2008 by J. Justin Wilson

  A survey released today by the non-profit Employee Freedom Action Committee (EFAC) revealed that Representative Thomas Allen trailed United States Senator Susan Collins in head-to-head general election match-up. Rep. Allen’s prospects are not improved by his support of the misleadingly named Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) or “card-check” legislation that Mainers oppose. Three times as […]