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e going to go forward on that basis, I think that removes any pretense at all that they are not in the back pocket of the union movement," Johnson said.AFL-CIO spokeswoman Alison Omens called Pearce's comments "a reasonable, balanced approach to ensure that every person has a voice on the job.""The board is obviously taking modest steps to create a level playing field and bring stability to a process that's been outdated," Omens said.Republicans in Congress are vowing to put more pressure on the agency, with at least two hearings on the NLRB recess appointments planned next month before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce and the House Judiciary Committee."If the board is determined to continue advancing it's pro-union agenda, House Republicans will continue to maintain aggressive oversight," said Brian Newell, spokesman for education committee Chairman John Kline, R-Minn.Pearce said he wants the NLRB to become "a household word" for all workers,