Thousands of farm workers in the Central Valley of California object to unionization under a collective bargaining agreement with the United Farm Workers. But they’re being forced into the agreement anyway. Workers are being denied an opportunity to vote on the issue.
Thousands of farm workers in the Central Valley of California object to unionization under a collective bargaining agreement with the United Farm Workers. But they’re being forced into the agreement anyway.
A group of Thousand Oaks Surgical Hospital (TOSH) nurses and support staff has won three federal settlements forcing two major healthcare unions and the hospital’s parent company to stop illegally forcing them and their coworkers into unwanted union “representation,” thanks to free…
California Correctional Officers Tell SEIU Leave Correctional officers say SEIU “too militant” and they are tired of their forced dues being spent on politics and SEIU national agendas like “immigration reform” and Obamacare. Correctional officers who work in the Fresno…
The compulsory-unionism state of California exposes problems with union bosses having more power and influence than California residents. With the possibility of a second BART strike a day away, talks between the transit agency and its labor unions…
The news is full of stories where union monopoly bargaining power over schools blocks, delays and overrides disciplinary actions by school management and school boards but Governor Brown takes it to a “new” level. Again, this action exposes…
Talking about perversion of individual employees’ rights by state compelled unionism. Hundreds of farm workers in Fresno County, California, have walked away from their jobs at Gerawan Farming as a protest against the United Farm Workers Union. …
A communist news and propaganda site, World Socialist Web Site, exposed another Big Labor payback by Barack Obama and his new Labor Secretary Thomas…
Last week CNBC reported (see the link below) on the mounting controversy over a type of government program that can force a farmer to hand over a portion of his or her annual crop “without getting paid for it.” Such…