Will Trump Resist Unions' Choice for Labor Secretary?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : [Protecting The Right to Organize] Act -- one of our union's top priorities, aimed at reversing the decades-long drift of American labor law," wrote O'Brien, who electrified the Republican National Convention last summer with a fighting, pro-Trump address.
47% : In contrast, there are two prospects for labor secretary who held high positions in Trump's first administration who would maintain the labor-management balance of that period: Pat Pizzella, deputy secretary of labor and before that assistant secretary for administration in the George W. Bush administration, and Kate O'Scannlain, solicitor of the Labor Department under Trump.Both Pizzella and O'Scannlain are considered serious contenders for the Labor Department portfolio, but so is Chavez-DeRemer.
39% : Trump has hesitated to choose a nominee, sources in Trump world told Newsmax, because his allies in the union hierarchy favor Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, R-Ore. Defeated after one term as U.S. representative from Oregon's 5th District, Chavez-DeRemer was backed by more than a dozen unions in her losing quest for reelection this year.

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