Oklahomans Defend Their Communities’ Safety
Big Labor lobbyists in Oklahoma City attempted to secure quick-snap adoption of legislation (H.B.3955) foisting union monopoly bargaining on county sheriffs’ employees across the Sooner State.
Nonunion workers and private companies could be forced into absorbing the financial liabilities of underfunded union pension plans, thanks to pending health care mandates and an executive order that could be finalized this year, policy analysts and trade group representatives have concluded. Kevin Mooney has the story.
Big Labor lobbyists in Oklahoma City attempted to secure quick-snap adoption of legislation (H.B.3955) foisting union monopoly bargaining on county sheriffs’ employees across the Sooner State.
Biden Policies Hurt Hardworking Americans Across USA, One America News and Mark Mix
Instead of reducing nonmember worker’s payments, IAM union bosses charged Don Zueger arbitrary higher amount