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"Greed"

April 9, 2009

A new national television ad from American Rights at Work that hits the airwaves today highlights corporations that have received bailout money but won't back the Employee Free Choice Act.

"The public and lawmakers alike need to know that the special interests opposing the Employee Free Choice Act are the same ones who caused this economic meltdown," said American Rights at Work executive director Mary Beth Maxwell. "This new ad sends a resolute message that now is the time to help workers to bargain for a better life. The Employee Free Choice Act is urgently needed to create fairness in this economy."

"Greed" is the second ad aired by the group over the congressional recess, an effort to pressure members back home in their districts.

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