Preventing Greater Uncertainity in Labor-Management Relations Act

Apr. 12, 2013 | H.R. 1120
Congressional Republicans have engaged in a years-long battle to cripple the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), including blocking NLRB nominations, legislation to de-fund the board, and curtail its work. H.R. 1120 would effectively shut down the NLRB and needlessly place the rights of millions of American workers in jeopardy. The NLRB is the one agency workers whose rights have been violated can turn to for relief. The NLRB remedies unfair labor practices and defends the right of employees to join a union and bargain collectively with their employers. Shutting the NLRB down would leave employees with no place to go to ensure their rights under the law are enforced. The bill passed.

This is Bad for working people.

Vote result: Passed

YEAs: 219
NAYs: 209

Legislator Sort descending State District Party Vote
Rep. Robert C. Scott
VA
3 Democrat No
Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner
WI
5 Republican Yes
Rep. José E. Serrano
NY
15 Democrat No
Rep. Pete Sessions
TX
17 Republican Yes
Rep. Terri Sewell
AL
7 Democrat No
Rep. Carol Shea-Porter
NH
1 Democrat No
Rep. Brad Sherman
CA
32 Democrat No
Rep. John Shimkus
IL
15 Republican Yes
Rep. Bill Shuster
PA
9 Republican Yes
Rep. Mike Simpson
ID
2 Republican Yes
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema
AZ
ID ID No
Rep. Albio Sires
NJ
8 Democrat No
Rep. Louise M. Slaughter
NY
25 Democrat No
Rep. Adam Smith 9 Democrat No
Rep. Lamar Smith
TX
21 Republican Yes
Rep. Christopher H. Smith
NJ
4 Republican Yes
Rep. Adrian Smith
NE
3 Republican Yes
Rep. Steve Southerland
FL
2 Republican Yes
Rep. Jackie Speier
CA
14 Democrat No
Rep. Chris Stewart
UT
2 Republican Yes