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New Hampshire Archives

Could New Hampshire be the 23rd Right To Work State?
February 25

Could New Hampshire be the 23rd Right To Work State?

Click image to send a message to Governor John Lynch (D-NH). Maybe, at least,  according to Stephen Moore’s Wall Street Journal Political Diary note: With all eyes on Wisconsin this past week, overlooked has been the conservative policy changes that…

Lynching Right to Work
February 16

Lynching Right to Work

Subscribe to The National Right to Work Committee® by Email Click on Lynch's image to send hima a message. New Hampshire Gov. John Lynch (D) might be the only thing standing between New Hampshire enacting a Right to Work law…

80% of Union Members Agree, Right To Work is Best Policy
February 2

80% of Union Members Agree, Right To Work is Best Policy

  When asked, workers choose freedom, even union workers. In Frank Luntz’ recent poll, 80% of union members chose the Right to Work which allows individuals to freely choose whether or not to belong or pay fees to…

A Refreshing Foster’s: New Hampshire Moves to Protect Workers
January 31

A Refreshing Foster’s: New Hampshire Moves to Protect Workers

Rep. William Smith (R-NH Rockingham District 18) Foster’s Daily Democrat in New Hampshire is extolling the virtues of enacting a state Right to Work law, as proposed by State Rep. Will Smith (R-New Castle): “All this points to the need…

February 22

Union Rules Even Kill Stimulus Jobs

Parts of the Obama stimulus plan are being delayed by union rules and programs. Mickey Kaus reports that the home “weatherization” jobs in the stimulus bill were subjected to Davis-Bacon wage regulations — a favorite of the AFL-CIO…

November 10

Forced Unionism Stopped in New Hampshire -- for Now

In New Hampshire, the Obama Administration attempted to force a union-only construction contract requirement, known as a Project Labor Agreement (PLA), on a federal construction project.  The PLA would have forced workers to pay into union pensions, as well as…

October 8

Obama Forces Non-Union Workers to Subsidize Failing Big Labor Pensions

Obama’s Big Labor Department announced a $35 million construction project that forces all workers on the project to pay forced union dues or fees and then forces them (through their employer) to contribute to underfunded union administered pension programs. Because…

October 7

We've not Gonna Take It

The North Branch Construction company of Concord, New Hampshire is standing up to the Obama Administration’s determined effort to ensure that ALL construction projects funded by the federal government benefit the union bosses. In what is apparently the first effort…

October 5

Government Union Monopoly -- the New Tammany Hall

Fred Siegal and Dan DiSalvo’s intense look at government unions is in the new issue of the Weekly Standard and it is worth a read.   The authors point out that the grand bargain between the taxpayers and public workers…

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