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Why Are So Many Ships Waiting to Offload Cargo at Big Labor Controlled Ports?

Expanding Big Labor Boss control over ports is not building back better. Discussion: Primarily the discussion evolves around the supply chain issues that are being caused by union bosses…

October 28

Big Labor Coastal Monopoly Prevents Ships from Offloading at State-of-the-Art South Carolina Port …

Union Boss-run monopolies on the East and West Coasts of America are the key factor for shipping delays. South Carolina open the state-of-the-art Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal in April…

October 28

Right to Work Mississippi Sees Continued Growth

Four companies investing in Right to Work Mississippi are Plum Creek Environmental, Tyson Foods, General Atomics, and Carmigo.

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National Right to Work Committee Urges Congress to Pass the Freedom from Union Violence Act

2.8 million National Right to Work Committee Members Urge Congress to Pass Truth in Employment Act

Send Your National Right to Work Act Petition to: Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, and Your U.S. Senators and Congressman — Today!

The National Right To Work Committee is a coalition of 2.8 million workers and concerned Americans fighting to break the chains of forced unionism.

The Latest

Why Are So Many Ships Waiting to Offload Cargo at Big Labor Controlled Ports?

Big Labor Coastal Monopoly Prevents Ships from Offloading at State-of-the-Art South Carolina Port …

Right to Work Mississippi Sees Continued Growth

Send Your National Right to Work Act Petition to: Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, and Your U.S. Senators and Congressman — Today!

The National Right To Work Committee is a coalition of 2.8 million workers and concerned Americans fighting to break the chains of forced unionism.

Will you join us today?

The Latest

Why Are So Many Ships Waiting to Offload Cargo at Big Labor Controlled Ports?

Big Labor Coastal Monopoly Prevents Ships from Offloading at State-of-the-Art South Carolina Port …

Right to Work Mississippi Sees Continued Growth