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21 February 2014
Aloysius Hogan, Senior Fellow in Labor Policy for the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses how the United Auto Workers union's appeal with the National Labor Relations Board, asking for a re-vote at the Chattanooga, Tennessee, Volkswagen plant where employees recently voted not to join a union, amounts to an example of the pot calling the kettle black.
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