As a key labor union pushes into the South, red states push back
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from www.bostonherald.com1 month ago
Republican Gov. Kay Ivey signed a new law clawing back state incentives from companies recognizing labor unions voluntarily, indicative of a broader anti-union trend in GOP-led states.
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Efforts in Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee focus on mandating unions only be formed by secret ballots, curbing the card check process allowing voluntary recognition to avoid extensive elections.
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Labor unions face strong opposition from GOP leaders in the South, historically known for attracting foreign automakers with incentives and low union presence, creating friction over unionization efforts.
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