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05 March 2009
Recently, Glenn Spencer, executive director of the Workforce Freedom Initiative, joined CFIF'’s Renee Giachino to discuss how the deceptively-named Employee Free Choice Act (aka “Card Check”) would hurt workers and business, and the grassroots effort to defeat it.
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