Request for Information Submissions
| Name | Response | Attachments | Submitted Sort ascending |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jim Boston | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Anonymous | Rescind the 2014 Rule. As 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to to regularly recertify majority support & by eliminating all bars to dec= ertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| William Haburn | The 2014 Election Rule be rescinded! Rvert to the Representation Election Regulations that were in effect prior to the 2014 Election Rule’s adoption. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| William Allen White | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Nathan Bryant | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections.12 | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Dennis Campbell | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Joseph Gravengaard | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| jay wolfe | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Byron R. Wilson III | Rescind 2014 election rules cast out union power grab | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Anonymous | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Sandy | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Robin Wagner | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly re-certify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Patricia P Smith | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Marcelina P. Arkus | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Robert W Micatka | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Lawrence E. Mayfield | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Francis Delosh | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Raymond M. Arkus | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Kenneth R. Schlaudraff | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| M Niccoli | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Terence Kearns | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Bruce J. Cameron | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| James Russell | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Joe Luccioni | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Robert C. Ellis | Rescind the 2014 Election Rule. A majority of workers have not voted for the incumbent union. Please protect workers from forced unionization. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Joyce Gardner | Number 3 | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Martha Johnson | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Ronald Formanik | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| William Edward Tipping, III | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| steve smith | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Becky Adams | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Michael C. Javelos | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Leon H. Geil | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Ronald G. Aylward | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Charles R. Weagel | I joined a union while a government employee but there was no requirement that all workers 6had to do so. I had employment issues and sought advice and help, which I received as a member. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Demaris H Miller | I want Constitutional rights for workers. I urge you to rescind the 2014 Rule. Please protect workers from forced unionization. Require unions to regularly recertify majority support and eliminate all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Roger Campbell | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| frank swenson | rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Peggy Jones | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Walter Johnson | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Lawrence Hooten | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| RONALD J SALVINO | JUST RESCIND THE 2014 ELECTION RULE | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Vernon Huber | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Curtis Strickland | I don't think anyone should have to pay for something the don't want | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| J. Lawrence Nester | Rescind the 2014 Rule. As 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Thomas Crean | Any and all appointments made by then obummer need to be deemed null and void | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Robert Collins | yes | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Michael K. Kimm | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| LC shsackelford | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| William Baldaccini | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
