The great author and philosopher George Santayana once observed: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Our Titans of Labor, it would seem, are either not familiar with this sage advice or they have chosen to ignore it.
H.R.2474 is a bill in the United States Congress that goes by the optimistic title of “Protecting the Right to Organize Act.” It would do many good things, and one existentially bad thing. Among its good points, as indicated in the bill’s summary memo, the bill would:
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