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06 April 2012
Trey Kovacs, policy analyst at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses the dangers of the National Labor Relations Board's attempt to impose an "ambush election" rule on private-sector workplaces and why a legislative attempt to raise the tipped minimum wage does more harm than good.
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