WMC and other business associations wrote a letter to Congress to urge them to support the Employee Rights Act of 2022. This legislation will empower American workers and protect their freedom of choice in the workplace. This bill is designed to address modern-day concerns such as new protections for gig workers, franchise small businesses and more. Many of the key provisions in the ERA limit the power of unions including: enforcing secret ballot elections, criminalizing union threats, providing workers with political protection and more.
WMC Joins Employer Rights Act Coalition in Urging Congress to Support the Employee Rights Act of 2022
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