Anyone following this rail dispute might recognize a familiar name.

From CNBC:

“Brendan Branon, NRLC chair, told CNBC that Congress, in voting on the labor deal, is also weighing in on the future of collective bargaining. He urged Congress to follow the recommendations of the Presidential Emergency Board, which Biden created in July to resolve the ongoing dispute between major freight rail carriers and unions.

The board crafts its recommendations under a principle known as pattern bargaining, which is the process used by trade unions and employers where demands and entitlements are made.

"Pattern bargaining promotes stability in collective bargaining, and it encourages settlement," Branon said. "There's any number of arbitrators and PEBs who have recognized that this is not only acceptable, this is the most appropriate form to settle complex negotiations, especially multi-employer, multi-craft agreements."

Branon said a number of industries including the railroads have developed a set of clear practices in bargaining, and the additional negotiating by the unions after the tentative agreement departs from the framework recommended by the PEB.“

There is no added sick time in the TA, that was a virtue signal stunt by the Dems. You fell for it.

This allows the Congressman to say to his union constituents, "Hey, I voted for you to get sick time!" while at the same time voting for the TA that doesn't include sick time.

A5S

So the House didn't vote to add sick leave to the TA? That was just a hallucination? And Josh Hawley didn't say he's vote for the 7 days of sick leave independently of the TA?

You should probably look up the definitions of the words you’re using. Particularly “partisan” and “rational”.

How about Mangolini?

It’s funny that some republicans are now claiming to “support” labor. The enemy of my enemy and all that.

Wait. You believe the Democrats support labor?

You serious Clark?

Liberal (not in the classic sense either)
And
Biased
Over
Reaching
​​​​​​The party of LABOR.