'Marketplace' Report: Employee Free Choice Act The Senate began debate this week on the Employee Free Choice Act. The bill, which was passed by the House in March, would make it easier to organize unions.

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'Marketplace' Report: Employee Free Choice Act

June 21, 20071:00 PM ET

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'Marketplace' Report: Employee Free Choice Act

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The Senate began debate this week on the Employee Free Choice Act. The bill, which was passed by the House in March, would make it easier to organize unions. Janet Babin of Marketplace talks with Madeleine Brand about the proposed legislation and the implications of the bill.