AGC Continues to Challenge NLRB’s Cemex Union-Recognition Standard and to Protect Secret-Ballot Elections
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The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) is continuing its legal challenge against the National Labor Relations Board's standards for union recognition, arguing for the preservation of secret-ballot elections in unionization processes. The dispute centers on whether workers should have the right to a confidential vote rather than having their unionization preference determined through card-check or other alternative recognition methods.
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