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Committee Prods Congress to Rein in Obama NLRB — Lawmakers’ ‘Power of the Purse String’ Can Protect Right to Work
Pennsylvania Governor Bows to UFCW Union Dons — Consumers, Taxpayers Keep Getting Gouged in the Keystone State
California End-Run of U.S. Supreme Court? — Bill Would Corral Home-Based Child-Care Providers Into Unions
Core of Puerto Rico Crisis: Union Monopoly — Big Labor-Dominated States Headed Down the Same Disastrous Path
Can a ‘Fantasy-Based’ Legal Argument Prevail? — In Reality, NEA Union Bosses Oppose Higher Pay For Many Teachers
‘Family-Supporting Jobs’ on the Line in Missouri — Right to Work Activists Push For Override of Governor’s Veto
Corruption is a pervasive problem in the UAW, and Organized Labor as a whole. Government policies promoting forced union dues are a principal source of corruption. That’s why the National Right to Work Committee is urging Schneider to make the elimination of the forced-dues privileges a core part of his program to clean up the union.
Unjust System Imperils Public Education as Well as Public Safety Committee President Mark Mix: “Of course, public-safety departments are far from…
By coddling Big Labor, Gov. Sisolak has hamstrung his own ability to close a $1.3 billion budget deficit. Union Dons Bitterly…