Union leaders have accused President Trump of engaging in union-busting by signing an executive order that undermines collective bargaining rights for federal workers. The order targets hundreds of thousands of employees, limiting their ability to organize and mandating the cessation of collective bargaining. Following this directive, the administration filed a lawsuit in Texas aimed at confirmatory legal measures to rescind these agreements, citing national security concerns. Liz Shuler from the AFL-CIO called this action a deliberate move to silence unions fighting against the administration's recent legal issues, asserting it negates fundamental worker rights.
Union leaders have fiercely criticized President Trump's recent executive order, which seeks to dismantle collective bargaining rights for federal workers, branding it as an overt act of union-busting.
Liz Shuler, president of AFL-CIO, stated that the executive order essentially strips federal employees of their fundamental right to unionize, marking a significant setback for labor rights.
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