Hannah Meisel at Capitol News Illinois reports Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has signed legislation aimed at curtailing the practice of captive audience meetings – used by businesses to dissuade Workers from forming a Union.  The Law, dubbed the Worker Freedom of Speech Act, was a top priority this Spring for Organized Labor Groups in Illinois, which played host to Pritzker’s Bill signing at the Illinois AFL-CIO's Biennial Convention in Rosemont.   “You're helping every Worker in the State of Illinois,” Pritzker told the assembled Labor Leaders and Members.

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