Don Bacon of Nebraska, and Derrick Van Orden of Wisconsin, Time reported. Lawler said workers “who choose to organize deserve a fair shot at reaching their first contract.”
“This bipartisan legislation helps ensure the collective bargaining process moves forward in good faith and that workers have a meaningful opportunity to secure the benefits and protections they voted for,” he added, in a statement after the vote. Lawler’s ‘yes’ vote comes as he faces a challenging reelection campaign in New York’s 17th District. “I am trying to find a fair balance when it
