It’s a measure supporters say would make it easier for employees to unionize. Opponents argue the bill would eliminate a worker’s right to vote secretly on whether or not to support forming a union, and that, they say, could lead to coercion. We’ll hear from both sides of the debate and look at what the Employee Free Choice Act could mean for New Hampshire.
- Jim Roche, president of the New Hampshire Business and Industry Association
- Mark MacKenzie, president of the New Hampshire AFL-CIO
