Edited sentence: " Associated Press." Austin American-Statesman." Centre for American Progress." The Nation." Workers Independent News."American Rights At Work: Labor laws not strong enough."Democracy at Comcast, Free Choices at Work - Making the Case for the Employee Free Choice Act."Edwards Taps Bonior to Lead Future Presidential Campaign."Human Rights at Work."Workers at Labor Forum Recount Tales of Abuse by Their Employers.A follow-up report that documented the aggressive use of legal and illegal anti-union tactics by employers was released six months later.ARAW is a leading labor policy and advocacy organization dedicated to educating the American public about the barriers that workers face when they attempt to exercise their rights to organize and engage in collective bargaining.Castillo, Juan.December 26, 2005.December 5, 2006.In June 2005, ARAW issued a report which strongly criticized American labor law for failing to protect workers' rights during NLRB-sponsored representation elections.July 7, 2005.October 19, 2005.Pickler, Nedra.Publications by American Rights at Work.The follow-up report generated widespread media attention.The organization conducts research into United States labor law and the National Labor Relations Board as they relates to unions, employer actions in union organizing and collective bargaining campaigns, and anti-union consultants (popularly known as "union busters").The organization’s main goals are to investigate and expose workers' rights abuses and the inadequacy of U.labor law, promote public policy that protects workers from hostile employers and weak laws, and publicize success stories of profitable companies that respect workers’ rights and build innovative partnerships with unions