By Mark Gruenberg

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Lulit Shawan, writing for the Center for Law and Social Policy, was even more critical of Carey’s record. She called Carey’s nomination “a direct attack on worker’s rights.”

Carey’s “confirmation would severely weaken the NLRB’s ability to safeguard workers, protect collective bargaining and fair working conditions, and uphold fair labor practices, as well as shift the balance of power even further in favor of corporations. Carey also advocates limiting corporate oversight and mitigating union growth, stances bound to be reflected in the NLRB’s enforcement priorities upon her confirmation,” she wrote.

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