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USA: "State-by-State Analysis of Waxman-Markey Cap and Trade Legislation" report. 6-page executive summary by National Association of Manufacturers.
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backAMERItalk March, 2012
Manufacturers Consider All Options in Wake of Fundamentally Flawed NLRB Decision
Overreaching NLRB Continues to Threaten Relationship of Job Creators and Employees.
National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) President and CEO Jay Timmons issued a statement regarding the district court ruling in the NAM’s lawsuit against the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) over its “Posting Requirement” rule:
“The facts in this case and the law are on the side of manufacturers, and we believe today’s decision is fundamentally flawed. At the heart of this challenge are the Board’s blatant overstepping of its statutory authority and its potential to create hostile work environments where no conflict exists.
On behalf of manufacturers, the NAM led the opposition to this egregious overstep and is closely reviewing the decision. We are considering all options as we determine the best path forward for protecting our manufacturing economy and the 12 million people working in manufacturing in the U.S. from the NLRB’s regulatory overreach.”
Source: National Association of Manufacturers NAM - GAI
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