The influence of big labor on the legislature in Washington state is threatening jobs as companies like Boeing consider leaving to Right to Work states. It’s not hard to see why. Big union threats and intimidation are politics as…
Lawmakers not shielded by secret voting allowed union bosses to intimidate them into taking away secret ballot elections from working Hawaiians when the legislature overrode Gov. Linda Lingle’s veto preserving the secret ballot. According to Pacific Business…
Boeing has been a huge Washington State employer for decades but the union bosses and their friends in the legislature have the company looking elsewhere. Apparently Boeing is considering moving parts of its production to South Carolina or Texas —…
Proponents of the Card Check Forced Unionism bill can’t seem to keep their stories straight. They claim they must eliminate the use of a secret ballot election to ensure workers can unionize over the objections of their abusive bosses and…
Maine public employees may find themselves literally under attack if “LD 934, An Act to Clarify Public Sector Employee Fair Choice in Collective Bargaining” passes. This will eliminate secret ballot options from employees and invited union organizers…
It took newly sworn in Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) about 20 minutes to ignore the pleas of his constituents and cosponsor the Card Check Forced Unionism bill.
Sen. Michael Bennet is sending one response to freedom-loving constituents who write him urging to oppose S. 560, and another to union militants who write him urging him to support S. 560. Columnist Mike Rosen quotes from both responses.
A “Project Labor Agreement” (PLA) between the California Rancho Santiago Community College District and a union illegally discriminates against construction workers who exercise their right to refrain from union membership and the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation won’t…
According to AFL-CIO spokesman Marty Marks, a vote in the Senate on the Forced Unionism Card Check bill is “imminent.” ”Everything has kind of been waiting on Al Franken being seated in Minnesota,” Marks said during a visit to Somerset, Massachusetts.