Now is the time Black America to make your move. Based on where the stimulus money is targeted to get spent the highest, best and strongest move any black man or woman can make at this moment is to target the building trades.
Based on where the money has been targeted such as: education, infrastructure, renewable energy programs and health care. Black Americans need to get their hands on a union card.
If you already have a union card, strengthen your position. Learn to read the blueprints so that when then construction era is in full bloom you will be in a super strong position to negotiate your rise to power, recognition, wealth and respect.
The above strategic moment has been brought to you by the B.R.S.C.C. (Black Race Strategic Command Center) for Defined Intelligence. The B.R.S.C.C. supports the advancement of Black America in this era of the Obama-Nation by using the proven strategy of Undercover Smart.
B.R.S.C.C. Intel in Real-Time
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama signed a series of executive orders Friday that he said should "level the playing field" for labor unions in their struggles with management.
Obama also used the occasion at the White House to announce formally a new White House task force on the problems of middle-class Americans. He named Vice President Joe Biden as its chairman.
Union officials say the new orders by Obama will undo Bush administration policies that favored employers over workers.
The orders will:
Require federal contractors to offer jobs to current workers when contracts change.
Reverse a Bush administration order requiring federal contractors to post notice that workers can limit financial support of unions serving as their exclusive bargaining representatives.
Prevent federal contractors from being reimbursed for expenses meant to influence workers deciding whether to form a union and engage in collective bargaining.
"We need to level the playing field for workers and the unions that represent their interests," Obama said during a signing ceremony in the East Room of the White House.
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