WASHINGTON AP - A group of U.S. airlines filed a lawsuit Monday to stop the Obama administration from enforcing a new rule making it easier for unions to organize workers at airlines and railroads.The Air Transport Association - the industry's main trade group - claims the rule violates federal law and reverses a decades-old system that kept labor disputes from hindering commerce.
May 18, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – A group of U.S. airlines filed a lawsuit Monday to stop the Obama administration from enforcing a new rule making it easier for unions to organize workers at airlines and railroads.
The Air Transport Association – the industry’s main trade group – claims the rule violates federal law and reverses a decades-old system that kept labor disputes from hindering commerce.
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