The Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) points out that Massachusetts’ infamous Central Artery Tunnel union-only project, known as the “Big Dig”, is threatening the solvency of the state of Massachusetts. The ABC notes: Despite receiving federal funding, the…
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has released a video describing the plight of Patricia Pelletier, a Connecticut worker who recently suffered through a vicious union campaign of harassment, intimidation, and identity theft. To watch the video, click…
Montana Democrats endorsed a party platform this week that specifically rejects workers’ choice and the Right to Work. Montana’s neighbors: Idaho, North Dakota and Wyoming, have all benefited from the enactment of a Right to Work law. Surrounded by a…
The announcement of a near half a million dollar ad campaign in Missouri by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) for Democrat Jay Nixon’s campaign for Governor adds to the growing total of over $75 million of political spending this…
In addition to the quarter of a billion dollars the AFL-CIO will spend to elect pro-Big Labor puppets across the nation, the Services Employees International Union (SEIU) will spend an incredible $75 million in forced-union-dues money between now and November.
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has a new video. In the latest update to Right to Work’s YouTube channel, Daniel Locke, lead plaintiff in the Foundation’s Locke v. Karass Supreme Court case, discusses…
The United States Supreme Court has overturned a 9th Circuit Court ruling that tried to legitimize a massive Big Labor forced-unionism scheme. As reported by Tony Mouro of the First Amendment Center: By a 7-2 vote, the Court ruled that…
The Denver Post ran a column by Al Lewis that questioned the need to enact a Right to Work law in Colorado and the reaction has been visceral. Dozens of citizens have taken it upon themselves to teach Mr. Lewis…
Why do union bosses so desperately want to enact the card check scam? The enactment of a state version of the bill in Colorado shows the reason why: The Denver Post reports: At least 22,500 secretaries, prison guards and…