Dmitri Iglitzin lays out what a robust pro-labor agenda would look like from the leading Democrats. It's a useful exercise, because though card check gets all the press, there's much else to be done, including empowering supervisors to unionize, reversing the GOP-stacked NLRB's absurd rulings on who counts as a supervisor, and ending the ability of employers to use forced one-on-one meetings to intimidate workers out of union drives.
On a related note, congratulations to Tapped -- and, I guess, to me -- for winning the 2007 Sidney Hillman award for best blog.
