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September 04, 2009
Warner Todd Huston Governator Vetoes Union Bill Again


The United Farm Workers union wants to enshrine in law a new way for potential members to vote in representation. For years now, the UFW has tried to push Sacramento to OK a plan to allow potential union members to cast their vote away from their workplace.

The union claims that if union representatives can visit possible members at their homes to gather their vote it will prevent farm owners from "intimidating" their workers out of casting a yes vote.

But, the truth is that this will give the union representatives full reign to themselves be the intimidators. Not only that, but if union reps can go to voter's homes to gather votes there won't be anyone to guarantee whether those union reps were intimidating the voters or not. It'll just be the worker and the union rep who will know for sure. Not only that but this bill will effectually eliminate the worker's secret ballot and voter privacy.

Fortunately for the integrity of workers Governor Schwarzenegger has vetoed this abomination... again.

Good for the Governator.

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