Freedom wins...big government loses...Boeing Bill passes

[iamwhatiseem]

Well at least on this issue we can remain a free republic.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill that would undermine the government's case accusing Boeing Co. of retaliating against union workers.

The measure, approved on a 238-186 vote, would limit the National Labor Relations Board's enforcement power by prohibiting the agency from ordering any employer to shut down plants or relocate work, even after a company had violated labor laws.

Republicans and their allies in the business community have criticized the National Labor Relations Board for more than a year as the agency issued a spate of union-friendly decisions and rules.

Read more: House Passes Bill To Limit Labor Relations Board Authority | Fox News

 

[boedicca]

This is good news.

 

[Claudette]

You bet.

 

[Photonic]

I agree with this decision, they are doing the right thing and protecting a company attempting to create more jobs for Americans.

Go Boeing!

 

[Oddball]

My butt is still burned about Boeing whining about getting their butts beat for the new aerial tanker, and paying off pols to get a do-over.

Fuckem.

 

[ClosedCaption]

Wait so companies can keep doing business without retribution web when they violate laws? That's not good.

 

[The Rabbi]

Wait so companies can keep doing business without retribution web when they violate laws? That's not good.

You'd like to shut down companies and throw people out of work over a BS OSHA violation?
Typical.

 

[Douger]

Yeah right.
GOP Stronghold South Carolina Ranks Dumbest, Fattest and Poorest State

 

[Douger]

Here's the best of their best. HIGHLY fuckable.......however.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj3iNxZ8Dww]Miss Teen USA 2007 - South Carolina answers a question - YouTube[/ame]

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Yeah right.
GOP Stronghold South Carolina Ranks Dumbest, Fattest and Poorest State

hey...it is RDeans job to post off topic nonsense thinking it is relevant to the topic ...you sitting in for him today?

 

[The Infidel]

Wait so companies can keep doing business without retribution web when they violate laws? That's not good.

You'd like to shut down companies and throw people out of work over a BS OSHA violation?
Typical.

Exactly why companies move overseas

 

[oreo]

Well at least on this issue we can remain a free republic.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill that would undermine the government's case accusing Boeing Co. of retaliating against union workers.

The measure, approved on a 238-186 vote, would limit the National Labor Relations Board's enforcement power by prohibiting the agency from ordering any employer to shut down plants or relocate work, even after a company had violated labor laws.

Republicans and their allies in the business community have criticized the National Labor Relations Board for more than a year as the agency issued a spate of union-friendly decisions and rules.

Read more: House Passes Bill To Limit Labor Relations Board Authority | Fox News

HOORAY--then this should also free up other corporations--that are under the same kind of ridiculous UNION mandates-- to move around the United States to create real private sector JOBS.--and help to become competitive in the global markets.

 

[Conservative]

Well at least on this issue we can remain a free republic.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill that would undermine the government's case accusing Boeing Co. of retaliating against union workers.

The measure, approved on a 238-186 vote, would limit the National Labor Relations Board's enforcement power by prohibiting the agency from ordering any employer to shut down plants or relocate work, even after a company had violated labor laws.

Republicans and their allies in the business community have criticized the National Labor Relations Board for more than a year as the agency issued a spate of union-friendly decisions and rules.

Read more: House Passes Bill To Limit Labor Relations Board Authority | Fox News

It will never get past Reid in the Senate. He'll sit on it like he has every GOP jobs proposal since 2008.

 

[Conservative]

Wait so companies can keep doing business without retribution web when they violate laws? That's not good.

no law was violated.

 

[Conservative]

Here's the best of their best. HIGHLY fuckable.......however.
Miss Teen USA 2007 - South Carolina answers a question - YouTube

She's the perfect amount of dumb

 

[edjax1952]

Wait so companies can keep doing business without retribution web when they violate laws? That's not good.

Take a reading comprehension class. They are not immune to retribution if they violate laws. The government agency simply does not have the power to shut them down or demand they relocate.

 

[Polk]

Wait so companies can keep doing business without retribution web when they violate laws? That's not good.

Laws only apply to the plebs.

 

[cutter]

If Boeing had closed a plant and opened it in a non-union state that would have been breaking a law but Boeing did not close any plants, they were going to build a NEW plant in a right to work state and the government tried to stop it. Talk about a government destroying jobs. Other companies have to be looking at this and thinking it's easier to move out of country rather than fight our own government to build a plant to employ thousands of Americans. Thank Obama for the anti-business attitude our businesses face.

 

[ba1614]

This is good news.

Now Reid and the democrats can explain why they are stopping Boeing from hiring that many people. Likely more sustainable jobs right there than the fuckups new stimulus will create.

"Pass the bill" lol

 

[DontBeStupid]

Well at least on this issue we can remain a free republic.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill that would undermine the government's case accusing Boeing Co. of retaliating against union workers.

The measure, approved on a 238-186 vote, would limit the National Labor Relations Board's enforcement power by prohibiting the agency from ordering any employer to shut down plants or relocate work, even after a company had violated labor laws.

Republicans and their allies in the business community have criticized the National Labor Relations Board for more than a year as the agency issued a spate of union-friendly decisions and rules.

Read more: House Passes Bill To Limit Labor Relations Board Authority | Fox News

So what's the new penalty for breaking the law?