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Gregory Grundl The 2014 Election rule should be retained without change.
No Attachments
2018-04-05
Jennifer Garner The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change. Employees are better able to make a free choice, while employers have not been disadvantaged. Please keep the rule in its present form.
No Attachments
2018-04-04
Hammond and Shinners The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change. Please see attached.
No Attachments
2018-04-13
Frank Prochaska The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change. The rule reduced the amount of unnecessary delay in the election process. The existing rule has successfully reduced time and administrative burden from this process and should be retained.
No Attachments
2018-04-10
Robert J King The 2014 Election Rule should be retained WITHOUT change. These rules have improved the election process.
No Attachments
2018-01-29
Robert C. Rayburn Jr. The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change. It is working for the working people.
No Attachments
2018-01-29
William Funari The 2014 election rule should be retained without change. It was a majir imorivement.
No Attachments
2018-04-09
Adam DeRose The 2014 election rule should be retained without change. It's important for workers to have speedy NLRB elections.
No Attachments
2017-12-15
Ann peek The 2014 election rule should be retained without change. Keep the regulations without change.
No Attachments
2018-01-27
James Whalen The 2014 election rule should be retained without change. Please leave it as it is currently.
No Attachments
2018-01-24
Sarah E. Ruhlen, Esq. The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change. The rule reduces litigation, eases the process for non-represented parties, and has not affected Employers' ability to campaign on their own behalf. The rule makes the election process fairer.
No Attachments
2018-04-04
Carolyn Akinbami The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change. This rule reduces malicious delay when workers petition for an election to vote on forming a union at work. The rule works, helping to ensure workers a right to vote.
No Attachments
2018-04-08
David L. Heidbreder The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change. This rule seems to level the playing field when it comes to the workers vs. the companies.
No Attachments
2018-01-10
Dale Johnson The 2014 Election rule should be retained without change.Americas workers,who the president keeps promising to help,need all the help they can get.To rescind or weaken this rule would be a slap in our faces.Please keep the rule as is.
No Attachments
2017-12-17
Michael Coy Hill Jr The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without change? It should be in place for several years in order to properly assess pros and cons.
No Attachments
2018-04-05
Brett Schock The 2014 election rule should be retained without changes
No Attachments
2018-04-04
Ross McDonagh The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without changes as it has not only saved the American taxpayers countless tax dollars, but it has also assisted in the furtherance of the aims of the NLRA to encourage collective bargaining.
No Attachments
2018-03-31
Bess Sullivan The 2014 Election rule should be retained without changes or modifications. It should not be rescinded as doing so would bring harm to the workers of our great nation.
No Attachments
2018-01-24
MARY JILL HANSON the 2014 Election Rule should be retained without changes. These were only common sense rules, such as are in effect in other jurisdictions, for example, under the public employee law in Florida.
No Attachments
2018-02-03
Rick Thompson The 2014 Election Rule should be retained without modification. Employers can communicate about unions/collective bargaining at any time regardless of an organizing effort; protracted elections favor them, delaying the right of employees to organize.
No Attachments
2018-01-25
Craig Stearns The 2014 election rule should be retained without modifications
No Attachments
2018-02-08
Katherine Galagan The 2014 election rule should be retained without modifications. It is working well.
No Attachments
2018-04-08
Mark Quinn The 2014 election rule should be retained, unmodified, and certainly should NOT be rescinded.
No Attachments
2018-01-29
Brent McFarlane The 2014 Election Rule should be retained. Please keep the rule in its present form.
No Attachments
2018-04-04
Rob Callahan The 2014 Election Rule should be retained. Additional regulations should be put in place granting labor organizations equal time and equal access in instances in which employers use work hours to conduct union avoidance campaigns.
No Attachments
2018-04-17
G. Pittman The 2014 Election Rule should be retained. The current rule seems to provide greater certainty about disputed issues, resulting in more stipulated elections and shorter appeal times, but more data is needed to determine whether changes are needed.
No Attachments
2018-01-30
Allan Hettinger The 2014 Election Rule should be totaly rescinded.
No Attachments
2018-04-16
Tony Hawk The 2014 Election Rule should definitely be rescinded.
No Attachments
2017-12-14
Raymundo Sanchez Jr The 2014 election rule should not be changed
No Attachments
2018-01-24
Michael Hill The 2014 election rule should not be changed and should be retained as is!
No Attachments
2017-12-18
Quinn Ercolani The 2014 election rule should not be modified. Modifications would disadvantage workers and delay proceedings unnecessarily.
No Attachments
2018-01-20
Jonah Nelson The 2014 Election Rule should not be rescinded. If any changes are made to the rule, it should be to make it easier for employees to vote without delay, obstacles, or employer interference
No Attachments
2018-04-05
Anonymous The 2014 Election Rule should not be rescinded. The NLRA is supposed to protect employees’ right to freely vote. If any changes are made, it should be to make it easier for employees to vote without delay, obstacles, or employer interference.
No Attachments
2018-04-08
Scott Kozokas The 2014 election rule should retained without change.
No Attachments
2018-01-28
Cynthia Sauter The 2014 Election Rule should revert back. Shortening the time frame from petition to election denies an Employer their opportunity to wage an appropriate communication campaign designed to allow an Employee to make an educated choice.
No Attachments
2018-03-14
Frank Glorioso jr. The 2014 election rules are adequate and should not be changed.
No Attachments
2018-01-30
Stephen Rockafellow The 2014 election rules should be kept without change. Employers abused delays inherent in the old system to unlawfully pressure employees into submission. Rescinding the 2014 Rule is not in the best interests of our nation, its workers, or the NLRB.
No Attachments
2018-01-24
Bill Carlson The 2014 election rules should be retained with no change
No Attachments
2018-01-29
Thom a. Davis The 2014 election rules should be retained without change.
No Attachments
2018-01-29
Michael Lake The 2014 Election rules should be retained without change.
No Attachments
2018-01-24
Deirdre Pwell The 2014 Election Rules should be retained without change.
No Attachments
2018-01-29
William Guinane The 2014 Election rules should be retained without change.
No Attachments
2018-01-30
Charles L Harper The 2014 election rules should be retained.
No Attachments
2018-01-25
Steve Cox The 2014 election rules should be revised to allow at least 6 weeks between the filing of a petition and the election. To have less time for election campaign period violates core principle of free & fair elections.
No Attachments
2017-12-13
PATRICK STANLEY the 2014 Election Ruling in question should be recinded!!
No Attachments
2018-04-17
Ronald Cobbs The 2014 election should be rescinded and go back to the representation election regulations that were in effect prior to 2014 election rules adoption
No Attachments
2018-04-18
Michael McNally The 2014 Elections laws need to be entirely rescinded and we need to return to the former election rules, i.e., 42-Day Period. The current laws do not give the parties ample time to thoroughly discuss the pros/cons of unionization.
No Attachments
2018-02-01
Gene Swartz The 2014 Elections laws need to be entirely rescinded and we need to return to the former election rules, i.e., 42-Day Period. The current laws do not give the parties ample time to thoroughly discuss the pros/cons of unionization.
No Attachments
2018-02-02
William R Farrar The 2014 law is unfair and should be rescinded. Unions must regularly recertify majority support without restrictions.Workers should not to forced to pay union dues.
No Attachments
2018-04-15
John D. Sager The 2014 NLRB election rule should be retained. Any change to lengthen the the election time frame will result in increased employer intimidation against the free will of employees.
No Attachments
2017-12-22