House Republicans Break Ranks to Support Dem-Led Pro-Union Bill

agreement. Nelson Lichtenstein, a research professor of U. S. labor history at University of California, Santa Barbara, told the outlet: “There’s a realization out there, which transcends the labor movement, transcends even liberalism, that this (current) system is really broken, and corporations are taking advantage of it.” GOP critics of the legislation, however, voiced concerns about federal government overreach and that it could harm worker’s rights and the job market.

Rep. Tim Walberg of Michigan (R), chairman of the Education and Workforce Committee, sharply criticized