What it does: The Employee Rights Act penalizes unions who coerce, discipline, or interfere with employees seeking to decertify a union.

Support: 73% of respondents were strongly/somewhat supportive.

Why: Data from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) indicates that just one in four decertification attempts are successful. Only half are even put up for a vote.

Background: Unions often use intimidation and coercion to dissuade employees from signing decertification petitions. Just as there are rules barring employers from firing or disciplining employees who are attempting to organize a workplace, the same should apply to protect union members trying to decertify their union.

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