SYNOPSIS

The unionizing process begins with serious discussions with interested employees and progresses, step by step, up to and including an election. The first step is getting employees to decide they want to organize. Unions would like to feel confident that at least half of the workers would be inclined to join their union. Their ultimate goal is to secure a majority of the employees of a particular employer to favor the union. To accomplish their objective they will usually do whatever is necessary. 

One of their initial tactics is to make employees feel secure that they won’t be fired if they sign an Authorization Card. They will also normally provide your employees a pamphlet that contains, among other things, the union’s twisted way of explaining the employee’s rights under the law. Once they gain a foothold, unions begin to get very serious about signing up your employees. When they're sure they'll win, they petition the NLRB for an election. Your chances of winning therefore diminish in direct proportion to how long it takes you to begin your counter-offensive.

We've helped keep companies union free since 1965.  So, you can hire a labor attorney or buy anti-union videos and spend upwards of tens of thousands of dollars for the same detailed union-fighting information and advise contained in this low-cost eBook (which costs far less than a labor attorney's one-hour bill).