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MHN Government Services Loses Battle with MFLC Union in Colorado:
The National Labor Relations Board released its decision today and found that MHN’s objections to the election are overruled. MHN, in a desperate attempt to silence the voices of its Colorado MFLCs, challenged the outcome of the election results when the MFLCs voted in favor of Union representation on April 5, 2019.
MHN and the Union made their arguments and presented witnesses in a two daylong hearing in Denver, Colorado. MHN brought in Betsy McBride, Kenneth Rodriquez and their Union Buster Michael Crowley of https://anh.com to provide testimony at the hearing. After much deliberation, the NLRB ordered that MHN’s objections be overruled in their entirety and certification of the election be issued. MHN could appeal the decision again as a stall tactic, but their appeal attempts would be futile.
UPDATE - MHN appealed that decision and awaiting a response. Seems they have more money to pay legal cost to silence their workers voices rather than to give to the MFLCs who actually earned it to begin with.
Signing up now with this confidential authorization card is necessary to bring you and your co-workers a vote at your work sites. Under NLRB procedures, the Union needs a 30% showing of interest of MFLCs by each employer in order to bring this action to the forefront. However, the Union knows that your success relies on a majority support. If achieved, then you can cast your ballot in favor of the chance at earning better wages, benefits and improving your working conditions - its your choice! Even if your employer is offering to increases benefits in order to avoid their workers being unionized, take the money and still sign a card - we will negotiate from where you are at the time of your election win and the employer can not take it away from you if you vote YES!!
MHN is challenging the vote outcome for now, but the Union will win that argument in the coming days through an NLRB hearing. We will keep you posted on that matter.
In a few short days, the NLRB will certify the election results and then we can begin the process of preparing for negotiations. Surveys will be forthcoming to the MFLCs to get their input and suggestions. Stay tuned to this site for more details.
