Don't Let Big Business Scare You

Wal-Mart and other big corporations are doing everything they can to block the Employee Free Choice Act, which would help workers across American exercise their right to organize.

They've even gone so far as to call this legislation the equivalent of "armageddon," "nuclear war," and "the demise of civilization." Why are they so strongly opposed to workers' rights?

Watch this short video about Big Business's scare tactics, and then use the form below to spread the word to your family and friends:

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Subject:	Join me in helping Wal-Mart workers
Message:	Hey, Every day, Wal-Mart workers face terrible working conditions -- from low wages to poor benefits to systematic discrimination. Wal-Mart gets away with it because it holds all the power over its workers. When they try to organize for better treatment, Wal-Mart intimidates or threatens them, or even closes down their store! A new piece of legislation in Congress called the Employee Free Choice Act would make it easier for Wal-Mart workers to join together and bargain for better wages, benefits, and working conditions. But Wal-Mart and other big corporations are using scare tactics to mislead the American people about this important legislation. Watch this short video about Big Business's attempts to scare the public about the Employee Free Choice: http://action.walmartwatch.com/scary Thanks!
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