Saul Anuzi gives a short history lesson about the brutal history of big labor in Michigan:
The reason that the great American tradition of making cars in my home state has now gone belly up is due in large part to the irrational and unreasonable demands made by UAW chief Ron Gettelfinger, former UAW chief Frank Garrison, and the union leaders that came before them. And the rest of it lies with the management of the Big 3 who made promises they knew they couldn’t keep, and the politicians who continued to enable this to happen.
Penn Aluminum International employee Mary Beck has filed a federal charge against IBEW Local 702 after they mandated dues for politics.
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.
Companies investing in Right to Work Michigan despite Biden economy include JR Automation, UTAC, Bleistahl, and Wacker Chemical.