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Omaha Steve

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Fri Jan 6, 2012, 01:23 PM Jan 2012

(NFL) Players Assoc. Says Indiana Should Sack ‘Right to Work’ Bill


http://blog.aflcio.org/2012/01/06/players-assoc-says-indiana-should-sack-right-to-work-bill/

by Mike Hall, Jan 6, 2012

The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) today urged the Indiana state legislature to reject a so-called right to work bill that the union says is a “political ploy designed to destroy basic workers’ rights. It’s not about jobs or rights.”

As Indianapolis proudly prepares to host the Super Bowl, it should be a time to shine in the national spotlight and highlight the hard-working families that make Indiana run instead of launching political attacks on their basic rights.



In a statement released this morning, the NLFPA says, “As NFL players, we know our success on the field comes from working together as a team.”

We’re not just a team of football players—we’re also the fans at games and at home, the employees who work the concession stands and the kids who wear the jerseys of our favorite football heroes. NFL players know what it means to fight for workers’ rights, better pensions and health and safety in the workplace. To win, we have to work together and look out for one another.

FULL story at link.



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