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Rob Kailey is a working schmuck with no ties or affiliations to any governmental or political organizations, save those of sympathy.
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Mon Aug 24, 2009 at 10:53:04 AM MST
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Unbelievable (pdf):
In order to preserve my right to a secret ballot election, and for my own protection, I knowingly and without restraint and free from coercion sign this Agreement revoking and nullifying any union authorization card I may execute in the future. I hereby authorize Regis to submit this Agreement at such future time as any union seeks to establish majority status through any card check procedure and, based upon this Agreement, any union authorization card bearing my signature should not be countered to establish union majority status.
The parent corporation is protecting workers from themselves! And "free from coercion"? Hardly:
Gorder, who worked at the 10th Avenue South salon for eight years, said employees were called into a meeting earlier this month where managers played a video aimed at convincing them to resist unionizing.
"They were trying to scare the staff into signing that paper," Gorder said. "I don't feel like my staff or I should have signed it or should have had to sign it."
Gorder said she was pressured by her boss days later to get her staff to sign the document.
"She said, 'I would do what the company wants you to do,'" Gorder said.
I'm sure the Chamber of Commerce, that champion of workers' rights, will come galloping to the rescue, right? |
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