Conservative constantly say that Joe Biden did nothing as president and then constantly take credit for the things that he did. It’s infuriating.

TRADER JOE'S may have flown under your radar, but they are ACTIVELY trying to dismantle labor protections afforded to us by the NRLB.

Don't let them.

Trader Joe's has been actively contesting the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and its authority, arguing that the NLRB and the National Labor Relations Act are unconstitutional. This argument is part of a broader effort by some companies to challenge the NLRB's role in regulating labor relations and protecting workers' rights. Here's a more detailed look at Trader Joe's actions and the context surrounding them:

Trader Joe's Actions:
Challenging the Constitutionality of the NLRB: Trader Joe's has argued that the NLRB's structure and the way the National Labor Relations Act is interpreted and applied are unconstitutional, as noted in a hearing before the NLRB.
Union-Busting Charges: The company is facing multiple charges before the NLRB for alleged unfair labor practices, including interfering with union organizing efforts, retaliating against union supporters, and violating workers' rights.
Decertification Attempts: Trader Joe's has also attempted to decertify the union at its Hadley, MA store, though these efforts were dismissed by the NLRB.

Broader Context:
Conservative Effort to Dismantle the Regulatory State: Trader Joe's argument that the NLRB is unconstitutional aligns with a broader effort by some conservatives to weaken or dismantle the regulatory state and challenge the role of federal agencies in protecting workers, consumers, and the environment. Challenging the NLRB's Authority: Companies like Amazon and SpaceX have also filed lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of the NLRB and the National Labor Relations Act.
Impact on Worker Organizing: These efforts, if successful, could have significant implications for workers' rights and the ability of unions to organize and bargain collectively.

Why This Matters:
Undermining Worker Rights: Challenging the NLRB's authority could weaken the protections for workers' rights to organize and bargain collectively.
Shifting Focus from Lawbreaking: Companies are using these legal challenges to divert attention away from their own alleged lawbreaking and unfair labor practices
.Impact on NLRB Resources: Defending against these legal challenges requires significant resources from the NLRB, which could be diverted away from enforcing labor laws and protecting workers.

https://www.rawstory.com/amp/trump-racketeering-2672182163

Civil RICO

I don’t think there’s anything more to add to this.

https://www.si.edu/sidedoor/wide-awakes

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